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Billy Idol was honored Friday with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He received the 2,743rd star, and the first of the year, in the category of Recording. His…

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BETHALTO - Sophomore guard Adam Ogden is averaging 12 points per game this season for the Civic Memorial Eagles. He's an even better 14 PPG in Mississippi Valley Conference action. "The work Adam puts in during the off-season has shown with his ability to score the ball," CM head coach Lee Green said. Ogden is a Tom Lane State Farm Insurance Male Athlete of the Month for the Eagles. "Adam has done a great job of complementing Sam in the post with an outside presence," Green added. Ogden is the team's second-leading scorer with 201 points so far this season, only behind Buckley's 273. Ogden loves to shoot the ball, especially the three, having made 29 of them which leads the team. He's got a 42 percent shooting average from the field which is also up there on the team. The Eagles are 7-10 on the season and 2-3 in the MVC. Ogden and the Eagles will be back at home this Friday when they take on the Jersey Panthers at 7:30 p.m.

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Missourians have until Friday to ensure the accuracy of broadband coverage maps, which determine Missouri's share of federal funding.

The Missouri Green Bank is among more than 20 currently operating across the country.

WOOD RIVER - The Wood River Police Department today urged residents to lock their cars when they are out of the vehicle. The City of Wood River has adopted an ordinance making it a violation if you are caught tampering with a vehicle. The citation is subject to a mandatory court appearance and a $500 fine. "With many home security cameras in the area, the police department is frequently contacted when a homeowner has caught someone trying the door handles on their vehicle, assuming it is someone looking for unlocked vehicles to commit a theft," Wood River Police Chief Brad Wells said. "Once they find the vehicle is locked they move on to the next vehicle. "Many people will argue if it is better to lock your vehicle or keep it unlocked. We have no law to govern what you do pertaining to locking your vehicle, so it is up to each individual. We always recommend locking your vehicle. There is no state law on the books pertaining to someone 'checking your door handle. "The new Wood River

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ST. LOUIS - The American Red Cross needs your help in 2023 and is asking individuals in Missouri and Arkansas to consider making a New Year’s resolution to become a volunteer in the local community by helping support the Red Cross's mission to prevent and alleviate human suffering. Locally, 2,600 people volunteer with the Red Cross. These local volunteers are part of the almost 300,000 people across the country whose support enables the Red Cross to respond to an average of more than 60,000 disasters every year and deliver more than 6.4 million blood products to hospital patients in need. Volunteers also help train more than 4.6 million people in Red Cross lifesaving skills; help provide nearly 550,000 services to military members, veterans, and their families; and to reconnect almost 9,000 families separated by war or disaster around the world. “Our Red Cross volunteers step up to help our neighbors here in the American Red Cross of Missouri and Arkansas each and every

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Time to see what your neighbors are doing to help us all in #WhatYouAreDoingAboutIt.

The 2023 spring municipal elections in St. Louis will be very different than any of us have every experienced. There’ll still be a March primary and an April general — but the primary will be non-partisan, both will begin the change from 28 wards to 14.  The primary is 8 ...

1972 Fischer/Spassky: The Match, its Origin, and Influence celebrates the 50th anniversary of the American Robert “Bobby” Fischer’s historic win over the Russian Boris Spassky in the legendary 1972 World

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BETHALTO - Midwest Members Credit Union is proud to sponsor the “Eagles of the Month” program at Civic Memorial High School. Senior students are selected each month by members of the Civic Memorial faculty to represent each department. All students are awarded a certificate and a Subway gift card. Two Seniors (1 female student and 1 male student) that were selected each month will have the opportunity to compete for a $500.00 “Eagles of the Year” scholarship each at the end of the school year. November’s Eagles of the Month winners: Math - Kaydence Hibbs Fine Arts - Claire Shaw Social Studies - Autumn Bowman PE/Health - Mason Fries Choir - Carter Bloodworth Band - Dylan Moore Science - Alexis Collins English - Elijah Gruen C.T.E. - Kaitlynn Niemeyer Teacher of the Month winner: Social Studies - Charles Baldwin December’s Eagles of the Month winners: Math - Autumn Bowman Fine Arts -

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GRANITE CITY - Kaylyn Wiley, a senior outside hitter in volleyball, and also an outstanding basketball player in the winter is leaving her part in Granite City High School athletics. Grace Hurst coached Wiley in volleyball and said she could always rely on Kaylyn for her contributions to the team. “She was one of the most consistent players on the team if not the most consistent,” the coach said. “She led through her play in every aspect. She is also super positive and lifts all of her teammates up. She mixed her game up and continuously improved each game.” Kaylyn is a Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete of the Month for the Warriors. Wiley was extremely versatile and also played back row for her as well. “She always goes after balls and made great plays, she read the hitters well, and also has a very high volleyball IQ.” Granite City head girls basketball coach Greg Vaughn said he was fortunate enough to coach Kaylyn (Pennie) Wiley throughout

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CHICAGO – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) announced today that the CDC is reporting 73 counties in the state are at an elevated level for COVID-19, compared to 65 in the previous week. Of those, 28 Illinois counties are at a High Community Level and 45 counties are at Medium Level. IDPH is reporting 16,281 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in Illinois in the week ending January 1, and 20 deaths. “As we enter the new year, IDPH continues to closely monitor levels of COVID-19, the flu, and other respiratory illnesses in communities throughout Illinois,” said IDPH Director Dr. Sameer Vohra. “After the holidays, we are once again experiencing a rise in counties at elevated COVID-19 community levels, with 28 currently at High Level. As we monitor emerging variants, including a new more transmissible strain spreading in the northeastern U.S., I continue to recommend our residents take steps to prevent the spread of infection, protect those

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Speaker series, performances, and more will honor King's life and legacy.

Looks like Journey is no longer dealing with at least one court case. While Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain are still at odds, former frontman Steve Perry has decided to drop a lawsuit he filed over the band’s…

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Celebrate the life and work of Dr. Jane Goodall, who braved the unknown to provide a remarkable window into humankind’s closest living relatives – chimpanzees.   On Oct. 7, the

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The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry says a lack of child care options cost Missouri's economy over $1 billion in 2021