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The sirens sounded at about 7:35 a.m. for four seconds while most parents were dropping off their kids to school or heading into work.

"I'm on the fence about what China's saying. I don't know if I truly really believe it," said Bob Swan.

EDWARDSVILLE – A section of Chapman Street between North Fillmore and Hickory streets will be closed beginning Monday morning, February 6, for sanitary sewer repairs in that area. Chapman Street will be closed to thru traffic at North Fillmore Street, Leverette Lane and Hickory Streets while the work is underway. Residents within the affected area will have access to their homes. The road will reopen as soon as the work is completed. The project is expected to wrap up no later than Tuesday morning, February 7, barring unexpected delays. The City of Edwardsville said it appreciates the cooperation and patience of all residents and businesses during this closure. Please contact Public Works at (618) 692-7535 with any questions.

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A groundbreaking ceremony was held last week, and among the historic building’s improvements, will be new exhibit galleries that focus on Dred and Harriett Scott’s legal fight for freedom.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. members from the St. Louis metropolitan chapters will have a special luncheon today.

On the Poplar Street Bridge into Illinois, two lanes will be closed. Starting this morning at six o'clock.

Today is the day of the annual auction to support our Chamber of Commerce.  Instead of the usual fall date, this year the nice folks at the C of C have combined the auction with their Trivia nite. You can find all of the details on their website. Mid-County Chamber of Commerce As has been […]

On almost any other day, the China spy balloon may have gone unnoticed in our skies, but not Friday. 

A St. Louis photographer is paying tribute to some iconic Black women in history by using photography and visual art in a unique way.

Creve Coeur just won a landmark Missouri Supreme Court case that may soon change the appearance of businesses on Olive Boulevard.

With legalized recreational marijuana now available for dispensaries to sell, many wonder what ripple effects this will bring.

Missouri Senator Nick Schroer urged Gov. Mike Parson to activate the Air National Guard and use other resources to bring down the spying device.