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Discover a wide array of exciting events ranging from festive markets and live music performances to engaging community activities and cultural celebrations. Whether you're looking to enjoy local flavors, participate in family-friendly activities, or immerse yourself in live entertainment, there's something for everyone. For a full listing of upcoming events, visit Riverbender Events and plan your next adventure. If you want to make sure even more of the region is aware of your event email cj@riverbender.com and explore our range of Event Promotion Services! Featured Alton Expo 2024 Join us at the Alton Amphitheater for the 2024 Alton Expo! Enjoy fair food, carnival rides, live entertainment, games, and more. Admission is FREE. The event kicks off on Thursday, September 5, with Polly and the Pocket performing at 7:00pm. On Friday, September 6, Maxa performs at 5:00pm, followed by Dirty Muggs at 8:00pm. The festivities continue on Saturday, September 7, with the Alton Catfish

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JERSEYVILLE - Two individuals have been charged with burglary in separate cases at two Jersey County residences, resulting in felony charges against both. Anthony K. Driver, 33, of Kane, was charged with residential burglary and theft (both Class 1 felonies), as well as possession of a stolen vehicle (a Class 2 felony). Driver allegedly entered a Brighton residence on June 16, 2024, and stole “various coins” with a combined value of over $10,000, as well as a “dune buggy” owned by the same victim. Court documents indicate he has since been granted pretrial release. Danny J. Copeland, 47, of Jerseyville, was charged with one count of burglary without causing damage. On Aug. 27, 2024, Copeland reportedly entered a residence on Sunderland Road in Jerseyville without authority and with the intent to commit a theft. Copeland faces a Class 3 felony for the burglary charge and was ordered remanded to jail until his initial court appearance. He currently remains

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Scorpions recently canceled a series of September shows in Germany due to an injury suffered by guitarist Matthias Jabs. Jabs is now revealing what happened to him.A post on social…

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Earlier this year, we discussed an example of the Streisand Effect in action when a large home builder, Taylor Morrison, petitioned the Arizona Board of Technical Registration to discipline Cy Porter, a home inspector who has built up a large online following by posting videos of his inspections. He does that to educate Arizona homebuyers […]

What scientists with the Missouri Botanical Garden hope to see continue weather-wise

A man faces criminal charges after he allegedly exposed himself to women at a St. Charles County park.

TROY - Madison County Coroner Stephen P. Nonn has identified Patricia A. Corey, 65, of Troy, Illinois, as the victim of a fatal traffic accident that occurred early Wednesday morning, Sept. 4, 2024. The coroner said Corey sustained fatal injuries following a crash on Interstate 55 at the 19-mile marker. According to preliminary witness statements, Nonn said Corey was driving a 2000 Honda Civic westbound in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70. She then took an exit ramp leading to Interstate 55 against the flow of traffic. The ramp connected to the northbound lanes of Interstate 55, but Corey was traveling southbound. During an attempt to perform a U-turn in the lanes of traffic, her vehicle was struck by a 2012 Honda Civic, causing severe damage to the driver's side. Subsequently, a 2020 Honda Civic collided with the rear passenger side of Corey’s vehicle. The drivers of the other vehicles involved in the crash sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Madison County Coroner’s

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The St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners on Wednesday certified the recount in the race for city sheriff.

Parkinson's Disease isn't slowing down George Diehl, whose collection of insects has long been a mainstay at the City Museum.

O'FALLON, Ill. — The O'Fallon Community Consolidated School District #90 on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024, expressed gratitude to the O'Fallon Fire Rescue for their swift response to an incident at Carriel Junior High School. The incident occurred on Wednesday during an HVAC repair when smoke from a soldering tool was pulled into the school building at 451 N. 7 Hills Road, O'Fallon, IL. The O'Fallon Fire Rescue team quickly arrived at the scene, identified the source of the smoke, and utilized a large blower to clear the building. The incident took place on an Early Release Wednesday, allowing students to spend time outdoors while the situation was being resolved. In a statement, the school district thanked the fire rescue team for their prompt action, ensuring the safety and well-being of students and staff. The weather provided an opportunity for students to remain outside as a precautionary measure.

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GODFREY - Village Dispensary in Godfrey has deals every day this week. The dispensary always offers discounts; Alli, a representative with the dispensary, calls it “a stoner’s dream.” There are specials every day of the week, and customers can walk out with products for less than $20. “A lot of the times at the end of the transaction, people will be like, ‘Oh my gosh, I thought I was going to spend more,’” Alli said. “And then they want to add on more and they weren’t expecting to be able to. The difference is clear at our store.” The dispensary has daily specials, starting with “Roll Into the Week Monday” — a deal on pre-rolls — and “Tasty Tuesday” edible deals. “Waxy Wednesday” offers sales on concentrates and vapes. “Thirsty Thursday” promises 30% off select cannabis-infused drinks, and “Flower Friday” offers flower for the low price of $25.

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Police say a child accidentally shot and killed their four-year-old sister overnight Tuesday in north St. Louis. Authorities released the identity the child on Wednesday.

The district has confirmed that two teachers misplaced a child and those teachers have been placed on leave.

Def Leppard is giving fans some insight into how they create their set list for each of their shows with a new video posted to social media.In the clip, frontman Joe Elliott…

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COLLINSVILLE – Anderson Healthcare has announced the groundbreaking of a new medical office for Anderson Medical Group, set to significantly expand primary care services in the Collinsville community. The new facility, located adjacent to Anderson Healthcare’s existing urgent care at 1103 Beltline Road in Collinsville, aims to enhance access to quality healthcare for local residents. "Anderson Healthcare remains committed to ensuring that every patient has access to the best possible care, close to home," said Anderson Healthcare President and CEO, Mike Marshall. "The expansion of primary care services is a crucial step in achieving this goal, providing residents with more convenient options for managing their health." The medical office, designed and built by The Korte Company, is expected to be completed by Spring 2025. The 6,200-square-foot building will cost approximately $3.5 million and will initially house five providers, with the potential for additional providers

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