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Edison's Entertainment Complex Male Athlete Of The Month: Reed Rusick Shows Optimism For Edwardsville Football Team
EDWARDSVILLE - Reed Rusick is a 6-foot-3, 200-pound tight end for the Edwardsville High football team in 2026. Early in the season, Rusick expressed confidence the Tigers will finish with a solid season overall in 2026. Edwardsville, 1-3, hosts Granite City on Friday night, Sept. 18, 2026. Edwardsville dominated Belleville East this past Friday, 27-0. Rusick is an Edison's Entertainment Male Athlete of the Month for the Tigers. "I think our leadership's gotten better than last year," he said.
Three top executives abruptly leave Catholic Charities of St. Louis
Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski said he made the "difficult decision" along with leaders of the charity's board of directors, but didn't detail reasons for the changes.
Top Oversight Dem Opens Investigation of Donald Trump Jr.’s Russian Oligarch-Funded Wedding
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Standoff from shots fired in Oakville ends with suspect dead
An apparent standoff between St. Louis County police and a barricaded suspect is underway Tuesday afternoon in south St. Louis County.
Franklin County votes to allow data center development
Franklin County commissioners voted unanimously to approve rezoning two properties from agricultural to industrial use, clearing the way for data center developments.
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St. Louis man accused of planning, celebrating shooting on Instagram
A St. Louis man is accused of using Instagram to plan and celebrate a shooting that injured a rival, then discussing plans to shoot the victim after learning he had survived, according to newly-filed criminal charges.
Ed Sheeran speaks out after Macklemore dropped from tour over pro-Palestinian comments
Ed Sheeran is speaking out after Macklemore says he was dropped from the English superstar's tour for making political statements onstage.In a social media post on Tuesday, Sheeran said dropping…
Judge condemns NorthSide land in win for city looking to spur development
The ruling is a blow to the Bank of Washington, a politically-connected lender that financed much of NorthSide's land acquisitions and had taken the lead in the fight against the city's eminent domain action.
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BJ's Printables Male Athlete Of The Month: Lineman Caleb Dixon Wants To Leave A Legacy With 2026 Metro-East Lutheran Football Team
EDWARDSVILLE — Caleb Dixon, a 6-foot-4, 285-pound offensive and defensive lineman for Metro-East Lutheran's football team, sees his Knights loaded with talent and the right attitude to build on last year's 7-3 season. The Knights are already 3-0 in 2026 and host Meridian at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Meridian is 4-0 overall going into the matchup. Dixon, who recorded 19 tackles, including four solo stops, and one sack for seven yards last season, is entering his senior year
I just saw a bunch of sirens blaring tactical vans, police trucks, and ambulances heading into the city from Chesterfield; anyone know what’s going on?
BJ's Printables Female Athlete Of Month: Alexa Stock Is Senior Leader For MELHS This Fall In Volleyball
EDWARDSVILLE — Alexa Stock is one of five returning seniors for the Metro-East Lutheran girls volleyball team that has recorded four wins so far this season and appears on track for a productive fall. Stock, a libero/defensive specialist who led Metro-East Lutheran last season with 292 digs, said in the early season that she was confident in the team for her final season. “I think our team's a really strong team this year,” Stock said. “We have five seniors that are
Pritzker Highlights Expansion Of Illinois Voting Access On National Voter Registration Day
CHICAGO — Today is National Voter Registration Day. Over the last seven-and-a-half years, Governor JB Pritzker has championed policies that protect Illinoisans’ voting rights and expand access to the ballot box in every part of the state. Gov. Pritzker made increased vote-by-mail options, secure drop boxes, and curbside voting permanent features of Illinois elections. He expanded early voting hours , strengthened election cybersecurity, and required election authorities to establish
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site To Host We Want More History Event On Sept. 26
SPRINGFIELD – Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site in Collinsville will join communities across the country for We Want More History, a nationwide celebration of history programming designed to connect people with stories about the places they call home. As part of the celebration, Cahokia Mounds will host two presentations, “National American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and Cahokia Mounds” and “Life at Cahokia: America’s Largest Indigenous City,”
BiState (Metrolink and Metrobus) gave their CEO a raise while piloting a program to cut Metrolink service
A Pocket-Sized Night Out: Reviewing the Modern Online Casino Experience
Online casino entertainment has changed dramatically with the move from desktop screens to smartphones. What once felt like a formal, window-based activity now fits into the natural rhythm of a mobile day: a few minutes during a commute, a relaxed evening on the sofa, or a longer session when the atmosphere feels right. The strongest […]
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Join Sen. Erica Harriss And Rep. Amy Elik In Alton For A FREE Shred Day
ALTON – State Senator Erica Harriss and State Representative Amy Elik are offering a FREE Shred Day in Alton! Paper documents will be accepted for safe and secure destruction. Cardboard boxes used to transport documents will be returned to each person. The shredding company will accept a maximum of three bankers’ boxes per person. Event details are as follows: Alton VFW Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. 4445 N. Alby St., Alton To participate, simply driv
Illinois joins 21 states in lawsuit to block new Trump immigration policy
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined a multistate lawsuit Monday to block a Trump administration policy scheduled to take effect Friday, Sept. 18, that expands immigration officers' authority to consider an applicant's use of public benefits when determining eligibility for green cards or entry into the United States.
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