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The job fair goes from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Missouri Job Center of St. Charles County.

SPRINGFIELD – The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal (OSFM) and Illinois State Police (ISP) are joining together to recognize and honor all Illinois telecommunicators. Governor JB Pritzker has proclaimed April 13-19, 2025, as Public Safety Telecommunicators Week in Illinois in recognition of the vital contributions telecommunicators make to the safety and well-being of Illinoisans. “Telecommunicators play a critical role in ensuring the safety of our communities by swiftly answering calls, coordinating emergency services, and providing life-saving information. Their dedication, skill, and professionalism often go unnoticed, but they are an essential part of the emergency response system.,” said Illinois State Fire Marshal James A. Rivera. “I extend my deepest gratitude to our telecommunicators across the state for their tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to public safety.” ISP’s Telecommunication Services Bureau (TSB) operates six

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JERSEY COUNTY — Two motorcyclists were involved in a crash on State Highway 100 Westbound near Pere Marquette State Park on Sunday, April 13, 2025, resulting in one fatality and one serious injury. Jersey County Sheriff Nick Manns reported that the two men were traveling together when they went off the roadway. A 55-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, while a 29-year-old man was flown from the scene with additional injuries. Manns said that the Illinois State Police will provide further details about the incident as the investigation continues.

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As ecological concerns become increasingly urgent, this new exhibition at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum brings into dialogue work by ten contemporary artists whose research-based practices are defined by […]

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MADISON COUNTY – The Metro East Park and Recreation District (MEPRD) is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of its FY 2025 Park and Trail Grant Program in Madison County. A total of $3 million was awarded this cycle between 19 diverse projects in Madison and St. Clair counties, representing a $10.65 million total investment in the area’s recreational infrastructure. The Park and Trail Grant Program—funded by the Metro East Park and Recreation District Tax, a one-tenth (1/10) percent sales tax approved by the voters of Madison and St. Clair counties in 2000—provides partial funding to local public agencies, transit agencies, and others for local projects that improve public parks and green spaces, enhance accessibility of existing facilities, and grow the regional trail network. "This year's grant cycle demonstrates a continued commitment shared by MEPRD and its partners to providing high-quality recreational spaces and active transportation corridors

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St. Louis police arrested two teens after a chase involving a stolen Mazda and recovered a stolen gun.

ST. CLAIR COUNTY - The Metro East Park and Recreation District (MEPRD) has announced a successful conclusion of its FY 2025 Park and Trail Grant Program in St. Clair County following the approval of its nineteenth and final award in March 2025. "These investments not only enhance public recreation but also improve public health, promote active transportation, boost local economies, and elevate overall quality of life for residents across Madison and St. Clair Counties, said Cole Preston, MEPRD Grant Coordinator. The Metro East Park and Recreation District (MEPRD) grant recipients in St. Clair County: Caseyville Township ($90,000) for the installation of field lighting at Baseball Field #3 in the Caseyville Township Recreation Complex. City of Collinsville ($216,353.50) for the construction of a 0.11-mile, 10’-wide shared-use path (Phase1) along St. Louis Road featuring high-visibility crosswalks, lighting, benches, and a bike rack. City of Fairview Heights ($280,345)

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SPRINGFIELD – The State of Illinois African Descent-Citizens Reparations Commission (ADCRC) announces the fifth stop on its nine-part series of statewide public hearings. ADCRC is hosting public hearings to discuss reparatory actions for Black Americans in Illinois who are descendants of American Chattel Slavery. The next public hearing will be held in Belleville, on Saturday, April 26, at Southwestern Illinois College (SWIC). For those unable to attend in person, the hearing will be livestreamed on the ADCRC YouTube page: www.YouTube.com/@IllinoisADCRC . Through these public hearings, the commission aims to gather vital recommendations on reparations from the general public for policymakers and key stakeholders. Featured speakers—including Dr. Tandra Taylor, Peggy Lewis-LeCompte, Alvin Parks, and Tiffany Lee—will present on the intergenerational impacts of Housing Segregation, Separate and Unequal Education, Racism in Environment & Infrastructure, and an Unjust

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A man is in critical condition after being shot by his nephew Sunday night in the Walnut Park West neighborhood.

On This Day, April 14, 2018 ... Bon Jovi, The Cars, Dire Straits and The Moody Blues were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in a ceremony held…

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Anheuser-Busch has a storied history. With a legacy that transcends beer, the company takes particular pride in its team of Clydesdales. On this one-hour tour, you can get up close […]

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Court filings preview the most pivotal arguments yet in the fight over community radio station KDHX.

"We walked in for what we expected to be the happiest day of our life. And we walked straight into a nightmare."

SPONSORED – Lifestyle consultant Scott DeFalco talks with us about a very effective teeth-whitening product called “Power Swabs.” Studies show whiter teeth take years off your appearance and make people more attractive. With Power Swabs, there is no big-time commitment because it takes just five minutes a day. Station viewers can get a special offer [...]

Did you know that nearly 50 million Americans suffer from allergies each year? This staggering statistic underscores a widespread yet often misunderstood health issue that affects a significant portion of the population, particularly during specific times of the year. One of the most challenging seasons for allergy sufferers is spring, when pollen counts skyrocket, turning the great outdoors into a battleground for those sensitive to these natural irritants. But what exactly causes these allergies, and how can we effectively cope with them? The Science of Allergies At the heart of spring allergies are substances called allergens, which are typically harmless proteins found in pollen, mold spores, dust mites, and pet dander. When these allergens enter the body, the immune system mistakenly identifies them as threats, triggering a cascade of reactions. This immune response involves the release of histamines, chemicals that lead to the unpleasant symptoms associated with allergies, suc

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