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Sunday, October 19, 2025. Beloved wife of the late Charles L. Hendricks; dearest mom of Gary (Deborah), Bill (Kathy), Bob (Linda) and Chuck (Lisa) Hendricks; dear grandma and great grandma.

Pellegrini, Barbara E. (nee Ward) passed away on Sunday 10/19/2025. Loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister. VIS 10/22 4-8pm Hoffmeister Colonial. Funeral 10/23 10am St. Ambrose. Interment Jefferson Barracks. www.hoffmeistercolonial.com 314-832-7770

Mark A. Turken passed away peacefully on October 17, 2025, in California surrounded by his loved ones. Beloved husband of Melissa Turken; cherished father of Kim Miller, Tami Sunshine (Brian), and David Turken (Kristina); dear grandfather to Caroline Miller Popdan…

Several weeks back, we wrote about a very silly trademark opposition filed by Ohio State University against a restaurant in Ann Arbor, Michigan, called The Brown Jug. At issue was the restaurants offering of an alcoholic drink called “Buckeye Tears.” See, the University of Michigan and OSU are big time rivals in the realm of […]

Amazon Web services reported a “DNS resolution issue” that caused several online systems to become unavailable.

A resident reported to police that a man claimed to be with Ameren and asked for permission to enter the resident’s home so he could “check some codes." 

ALTON – Plans to repair six ramps at Hellrung Skate Park are moving forward with approval from the Alton Committee of the Whole. Committee members on Monday night unanimously approved a resolution awarding a $34,100 bid for the skate park repairs to Stutz Excavating, Inc. The item now goes to the Alton City Council for final approval this Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025 . Parks and Recreation Director Lyndsey Younger said that after going an estimated 20 years without repairs, all six ramps throughout the Hellrung Skate Park will be restored to their original condition. Alderman Chris Bohn suggested that going forward, the Parks and Recreation Department take a more “proactive” approach to ensure preventative maintenance is performed on a more regular basis. Aldermen Rosetta Brown and Martha Pfister emphasized how heavily the skate park is used by local children, underscoring the need for these repairs and future maintenance. Stutz Excavating representatives

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The long-awaited Meijer development in O’Fallon is still in the works and city leaders say progress is happening behind the scenes.

On Facebook, Ben Conover described Dr. Borishade's termination as "without cause."

Construction is set to begin this spring on the "Boulders at Southpointe" apartment complex, which will include six three-story apartment buildings.