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Spencer Homes Male Athletes Of The Month: Tigers End Successful Boys Volleyball Season, Look Ahead To 2027
EDWARDSVILLE — Edwardsville’s boys volleyball season ended Thursday night, May 28, 2026, with a loss to O’Fallon in the IHSA Regional Final at Lucco-Jackson Gym, but coach Doug Allen said the Tigers’ 24-14 finish and returning experience point to a promising 2027 campaign. The Tigers fought hard against a top-notch O’Fallon boys volleyball team on May 28, 2026, closing a season that Coach Allen said surpassed what many expected from a roster that returned one varsity
Was this museum I went to as a little kid the City Museum?
Strawberry Festival returns to St. Charles Main Street
From fresh-picked berries to baked goods and local shopping, Historic Main Street brings back their Strawberry Festival for Saturday. Organizers say it’s one of the sweetest signs of summer in St. Charles.
Does anybody know of any good places to buy organic produce in bulk?
Specimens: CWE Gallery Night 6/12
Demolition begins on Heart of St. Charles banquet center
It's an end of an era in St. Charles as demolition begins on a facility of many fond memories.
How AI Can Lead To False Arrests & Wrongful Convictions
This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. In Baltimore County, Maryland on Oct. 20, 2025, a 17-year-old student named Taki Allen was sitting outside his high school after football practice when an artificial intelligence-enhanced surveillance camera falsely identified the Doritos bag in his pocket as a gun. Within moments police […]
Man charged with fatally shooting 1, injuring 2 in melee at park in Berkeley
Police said the shootings took place Thursday afternoon after fights broke out at a birthday gathering at Ramona-Mathison Lake Park in Berkeley.
Alton Mayor Warns Of Possible Lawsuit If Attorney Billing Requirements Pass
ALTON – Alton Mayor David Goins recently warned ongoing efforts to require more transparent billing practices from a city attorney may be unconstitutional and lead to a potential lawsuit. At the May 27, 2026 City Council meeting, Goins presented his research findings on the subject, which he said were confirmed by the Illinois Municipal League. He and the IML said imposing billing requirements on the city attorney may amount to an “unconstitutional” alteration of his contract
CareSTL furloughs entire staff amid funding delays
St. Louis-based healthcare provider CareSTL Health says it will temporarily furlough all employees, citing delays in local, state and federal funding needed to support operations.
Battery Report Sparks Major Wood River Police Action
WOOD RIVER - The Wood River Police Department executed a drug-related search warrant in the 500 block of Park Lane on the afternoon of Thursday, May 28, 2026, as part of an investigation that began with an aggravated battery reported early May 27, according to the department. Wood River Police said the search warrant was tied to an ongoing investigation into the aggravated battery. During that investigation, officers developed information regarding the suspected illegal use of narcotic
‘Who’s your favorite Beatle?’ Paul McCartney goes on a ‘Chicken Shop Date’
Paul McCartney has submitted himself to the experience of Chicken Shop Date, and the results are now available to watch on YouTube.In the YouTube series, host Amelia Dimoldenberg eats fried chicken…
Volunteer place to drop off assortment of clothes/ items before June 1st
Lisa Schepers named permanent president of OSF Saint Anthony's
ALTON – OSF HealthCare has named Lisa Schepers, DNP, as the next permanent president of OSF HealthCare Saint Anthony’s Health Center in Alton, Illinois. Schepers has been interim president since February 2026, when Zach Yoder departed to lead three other hospitals in the OSF Western Region. As president, Schepers will oversee all operations at OSF Saint Anthony’s, with a focus on strengthening hospital performance, elevating patient experience and ensuring delivery of high-quality,
Historic Harlem Tap Room torn down after tornado damage
A prominent neighborhood spot in north St. Louis is torn down as tornado recovery continues.
Food Truck Friday
Kansas, Steve Hackett, Asia playing 2027 Cruise to the Edge concert cruise
Kansas, former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett and Asia are among the artists performing on the 2027 Cruise to the Edge.The prog-themed concert cruise sets sail from Miami on April 2…
Victim identified, man charged in shooting at Berkeley birthday gathering
The accused gunman in a shooting Thursday afternoon at a Berkeley birthday gathering that killed one and hurt three others now faces felony charges. Investigators have also identified the victim killed in the shooting.
Glen Carbon Approves Water Rate Increases Pending Plant Construction
GLEN CARBON – Glen Carbon residents are set to pay more for their water service starting next year as the village builds a nearly $16.5 million water treatment plant. Trustees unanimously approved an ordinance amending the village’s water rates for Fiscal Years 2027 and 2028 at their May 26, 2026 meeting. The change reflects a 12% annual increase for both the service and usage charges for village-supplied water effective Jan. 1, 2027, with an additional 12% increase effective Jan.
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