Washington County authorities charged a Potosi area man with attempted murder and domestic assault after investigators say he shot his pregnant girlfriend, even though the victim did not want to press charges.
COLLINSVILLE - The Collinsville Police Department announced that Officer Brian Joy was recognized as its May Officer of the Month, praising his continued work after being named the 2025 Officer of the Year. The Collinsville Police Department said Joy “has continued to proactively work to remove criminals from our streets while going the extra mile for our residents.” The department asked the public to join in congratulating Joy and thanked him for “your outstanding
President Donald Trump is running out of time to decide what to do with a bipartisan bill meant to lower housing costs by making it easier to build. If Trump does not sign the measure, it would become law at 12:01 a.m. Saturday under a provision of the Constitution that gives the president 10 days, excluding […]
MARYVILLE, IL — A new ambulance is now serving the residents of Maryville thanks to a $330,000 state investment secured through the advocacy of State Senator Erica Harriss. Senator Harriss joined local officials, first responders, and community members Wednesday for the Maryville Village Fire Department's Ambulance Commissioning and Push-In Ceremony, celebrating the department's newest addition to its emergency response fleet. "Our first responders answer the call every day without
The Ethical Society of Police sent its statement out Wednesday afternoon. In it, the union expressed concerns that an officer fired multiple rounds into a car occupied by several teenagers.
Three men were sentenced Wednesday in St. Louis Circuit Court after agreeing to plead guilty to a fatal shooting outside laundromat in the city’s Holly Hills neighborhood.
The Rolling Stones are opening up about the secret to their longevity in a new Apple Music interview with Zane Lowe.Ronnie Wood says one reason they get along so well is they…
A former high-level employee of Sam's Steakhouse could avoid a prison sentence for a $1.4 million fraud case if he completes a federal pre-trial diversion program.