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17-year-old Tawfiq Abdeljabbar’s family says he was shot by an Israeli solider or civilian.

A winter weather advisory is in place beginning at midnight tonight through 6 p.m. Monday.  Today, temperatures warm up as the core of the Arctic air moves east.

On Jan. 21, 1974, students voted 274-92 to boycott classes, pledging to stay out until their church leadership "publicly declares which members of the faculty, if any, are to be considered as false teachers."

For Ambus Hunter, what started as a fun trip to Las Vegas when he was 25 soon turned into a gambling addiction.

Widows and widowers are often told not to make any major decisions for a year or more after a spouse’s death. Some shouldn't wait.

ALTON - An Alton business owner was indicted on Thursday, Jan. 18, 2024 by a Madison County Grand Jury on charges of sales tax evasion, forgery, and filing fraudulent sales and use tax returns after years of evading more than $10,000 in taxes owed and more. Sufian Shihadeh, 52, of Alton, is described in recently filed Madison County court documents as the owner and responsible party for filing tax returns for Sufian & Noor, Inc., the corporation behind Jim’s Corner in Alton. From April 1, 2016 to Jan. 20, 2019, Shihadeh allegedly evaded more than $10,000 but less than $100,000 in taxes owed by providing “false sales figures to the accountant who then used those false figures to prepare and file monthly sales and use tax returns on behalf of Jim’s Corner,” according to court documents. Shihadeh was also indicted for filing a fraudulent sales and use tax return after “knowingly” understating the amount of “high rate” sales for the

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William E. Roland is a professor at the University of Missouri-Columbia Department of Internal Medicine, Clinical Medicine.

Underserved businesses must be legally registered in a Spectrum Reach market to apply for the 2024 Pay It Forward program. Deadline is Feb. 25.

The fire was too heavy to save two children who were trapped inside their home, the St. Charles Ambulance District said.

In an essay about a hometown friend of his who recently passed away, Nick Kristof says, "There isn’t a good term for the bundle of pathologies that have afflicted working-class Americans like Bill." Then, to drive home the point that working-class Americans are in trouble, he adds this: One gauge of how many Americans are ...continue reading "American workers make more than they did in 1969"