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Constitution Bank Announces Opening of New Glen Carbon Branch

7 months 2 weeks ago
GLEN CARBON – Constitution Bank has announced plans to open a new full-service branch in Glen Carbon, expanding its presence in Madison County and strengthening its commitment to serving local families, businesses, and communities. The new location, at 1 Junction Drive West, Suite A, will officially open on Monday, March 16, 2026. The Glen Carbon branch will offer a full range of personal and business banking services and features convenient drive-up banking lanes, an on-site ATM, and

GCHS Announces 2026-27 Illinois State Scholars

7 months 2 weeks ago
GRANITE CITY – Granite City High School Principal Tim McChristian is pleased to announced that 14 students from the Granite City High School graduating class of 2026 have been designated as 2026-27 Illinois State Scholars for their outstanding academic achievement, as announced by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC). The students will be recognized at the Granite City Community Unit School District #9 School Board Meeting on March 24, 2026. The Illinois Student Assistance

Missouri poll finds ban on transgender care boosts support for outlawing abortion

7 months 2 weeks ago
A ban on gender-affirming treatments for minors appears to be the strongest selling point in a Missouri ballot measure that would outlaw abortion, according to a new poll that suggests the issue could be key to persuading voters to back it. And a year into new Republican administrations, President Donald Trump and Gov. Mike Kehoe […]
Rudi Keller

Will living with terrorism become a normal part of our American life?

7 months 2 weeks ago
Already in March, there have been four terrorist attacks in the U. S.: near the New York City Mayor’s home; in a synagogue in Michigan; on a university campus in Virginia; and in front of a bar in Austin, Texas. As terrorist attacks increase within our borders, will they become a part of our way […]
Janice Ellis

Tuesday, March 17 - "It was getting really dangerous."

7 months 2 weeks ago
As the St. Louis County Justice Center awaits a follow-up visit after failing an inspection last year, a former guard is speaking up about the apathetic culture among some nurses and staff. St. Louis Public Radio’s Lacretia Wimbley reports.

Cold lingers Tuesday, spot flurries into Wednesday morning

7 months 2 weeks ago
ST. LOUIS - It's been a difficult last couple of days adjusting to the cold. We've got one more cold day ahead of us before a better warming trend takes place. Temperatures are dipping into the teens Tuesday morning as skies have cleared. Something to note, we will only be a few degrees shy of [...]
Haley Fitzpatrick