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JERSEYVILLE – Jerseyville officials took action this week to limit where vending machines for vapes, e-cigarettes and related products are allowed in the city. Jerseyville City Council members approved an ordinance amending a section of the City Code regarding vending machines for tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, and alternative nicotine products at their June 23, 2026 meeting. The current Jerseyville City Code only accounts for “cigarette machines” under a section

A Collinsville man has been found guilty of attacking another man with a machete during a 4th of July party last year.

Maryland Heights-based Doe Run said it wouldn't comment on the settlement amount in the Peru case.

St. Louis police officers were celebrated Tuesday for their commitment to protecting St. Louis neighborhoods. Officer Nathan Spiess was named officer of the year at the Annual North Patrol Police and Business Partnership Luncheon, recognized for his remarkable recovery and bravery after a catastrophic injury.

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Most of the legislation sent to Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe’s desk remains there as a deadline to approve legislation approaches next month.

Harris-Stowe State University faculty, students and alumni participated in a ceremonial beam signing Tuesday on the Midtown campus. The event marked a mid-milestone for a new $66 million College of STEM building, the largest capital project in the university's 169-year history, with construction scheduled for completion in 2027.

COLLINSVILLE/SPRINGFIELD - A Collinsville man has been charged in a massive statewide effort by Attorney General Kwame Raoul regarding a federal and state healthcare fraud crackdown. Sean T. Hodges, 59, of Collinsville, was charged with two counts of theft, one count of managed healthcare fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit theft and forgery in connection with a personal assistant fraud scheme. Raoul alleges that Hodges conspired and executed a scheme to defraud an Illinois Medicaid Manage

GRANITE CITY — State Senator Erica Harriss (56th-Glen Carbon) and State Representative Amy Elik (111th-Alton) recently welcomed hundreds of children and their families from across the Metro East to their annual Kids Fair in Granite City on Saturday. "Our Kids Fair continues to grow each year because families appreciate having a place where they can learn about services available to their children while enjoying a fun day together," said Senator Harriss. "It was wonderful to see so man

Members of the Missouri House of Representatives are urging Governor Mike Kehoe to call a special session to address data centers.