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Minnesota suspect hit with federal murder, stalking charges 

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Federal prosecutors unveiled murder and stalking charges Monday against the man suspected of shooting two Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses, accusing him of visiting two other officials’ homes and leaving behind a notebook filled with dozens of other names. Vance Boelter, 57, was arrested on state murder charges Sunday night after a two-day manhunt. Minnesota [...]
Zach Schonfeld

Man in Critical Condition After Shooting in Downtown

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On June 16, District 4 officers responded to a shooting in the 1300 block of Washington Avenue, just after 2 a.m. Officers located a 28-year-old man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his torso. EMS transported the man to a nearby hospital, where he was listed in critical condition. A preliminary investigation revealed the 28-year-old […]

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Suleima Rojas

Alton-Godfrey Rotary Club Presents Major Donation for Grafton's National Memorial of Military Ascent

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GRAFTON - At Alton Godfrey Rotary’s meeting on Monday, June 9, club President Donna Bemis presented a check for $15,000 from Alton Godfrey Rotary to Grafton Mayor Mike Morrow to help fund the National Memorial of Military Ascent that is currently under development in Grafton. Mayor Morrow presented details of the project to the Rotarians. The Memorial will be set against the limestone bluffs in Grafton overlooking the Mississippi River. The centerpiece of this memorial will be life-sized bronze statues of U.S. Army Rangers placed along the bluff, replicating the climb they endured to reach the top of Pointe Du Hoc cliffs on Omaha Beach as part of the initial D-Day landings. Plans for the Memorial include tributes to all who have served, and will include educational events, interactive and immersion experiences, and walkways designed to foster an enhanced historical perspective of the D-Day events. Morrow explained that the memorial will be a place of solemn reflection where visitor

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Belleville Wiffle Ball Tournament to Raise Money for Wounded Warriors Project

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BELLEVILLE - The third annual Wounded Warriors Wiffle Wars will offer a slow-pitch wiffle ball tournament, raffles, food and more fun to support the troops. On July 26, 2025, community members are invited to 100 Eagle Drive in Belleville for a fun day that will support the Wounded Warriors Project. Organizer Hayden Schaefer explained that the wiffle ball tournament is “just a good hangout” for all who attend. The event honors SSgt. Tanner Hackstadt and Sr. Airmen Marcus Smiley while raising money for a great cause. “Basically, it’s a wiffle ball tournament, but it’s really just a day of fellowship for everyone, to get the community to come out and recognize the two young men of close families in our group that unfortunately passed away,” Schaefer said. “I know O’Fallon and the Metro East area are big about community, which I love about that area. I think that’s something that area does extremely well. So to just get the news

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LA Law Enforcement Agencies Rioted So Hard They Ended Up Shooting Each Other

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While Donald Trump was trying (and failing) to cheer himself up with a self-congratulatory birthday parade — I mean, just look at this sad boy: — the Los Angeles Police Department and Los Angeles Sheriffs Department were busy turning peaceful protests in violent protests. Throughout the nation, millions gathered peacefully to protest Trump’s military parade. […]
Tim Cushing

Giannoulias Raises Awareness to Prevent Elder Financial Abuse

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SPRINGFIELD - In advance of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on Sunday, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is partnering with the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) to highlight the tragic link between social isolation and financial abuse among Illinois’ senior population. Social isolation, whether voluntary or involuntary, can cause an increased risk of financial exploitation for seniors. Scammers frequently target older populations during vulnerable times like health crises or after the death of a loved one, using phony texts, emails or social media posts to convince them to release personal financial information. “Protecting our seniors is crucial in creating a safe environment for all Illinoisans,” said Giannoulias. “Spreading knowledge to older loved ones about financial literacy and the dangers of online scams will help keep them safe.” Giannoulias warned Illinoisans never to click on links from unknown

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