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Republicans campaigned hard against the end of cash bail, but ultimately lost five seats in the Illinois House. Democrats plan to change the law anyways.

Businesses are fighting back against would-be criminals with a product you have to see to believe.

After a week off for election day, the Queen of Hearts drawing was back Tuesday in Waterloo, and the jackpot keeps growing as another ticket holder loses picking the queen of hearts card.

Aldermen in the City of Belleville decided to hike their pay over the objections of the town's mayor, who says it is not the right time.

In-N-Out is In-N-At it again. In our many posts on the burger chain, we’ve discussed the company’s habit of what I’ll call trademark tourism. In posts that have focused primarily on its trademarks in Australia, we’ve detailed out how In-N-Out will conduct a popup restaurant in these countries that it otherwise has zero brick and […]

On the day before the first-ever professional soccer match at CITYPARK in St. Louis, business operators near the new stadium are ready to welcome soccer fans.

Big questions remain after reports of possible radioactive contamination at Jana Elementary School.

PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday launched his third campaign for the White House. “In order to make America great and glorious again, I am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the United States,” Trump said before an audience of several hundred supporters in a chandeliered ballroom at his Mar-a-Lago club, where he stood flanked by American flags and banners bearing his “Make America Great Again” slogan. “America’s comeback starts right now," he said, formally beginning the 2024 Republican primary. “We are a nation in decline,” he said. “We are here tonight to declare that it does not have to be this way.” Donald’s daughter Ivanka, released a statement after the announcement, saying that she does not plan to be involved in his campaign. “While I will always love and support my father, going forward I will do so outside the political arena,” she said in a

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GODFREY – Bethalto Superintendent Jill Griffin is the newest member of the Lewis and Clark Community College Board of Trustees. Griffin was sworn in during the Board’s regular meeting, Tuesday, Nov. 15, and will finish out the term of former chairperson David Heyen, which runs through April 2023. Griffin plans to run in the April election to maintain her position on the Board. “I have a genuine passion and enthusiasm for this work, as I’ve seen the power of education and its ability to transform lives,” Griffin said. “My education has opened doors for me that I never thought possible, and I believe in providing the same access and opportunity for all students interested in a post-secondary pathway. I am excited to be a part of the vision and opportunity that I believe exists at Lewis and Clark Community College. I want to assist in moving that vision forward on behalf of all L&C students.” Griffin has served the Bethalto School District a

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Clynes' is one of hundreds working with six law firms and she reached out to attorneys after hearing news about Jana Elementary.

New co-host Nat Cardona joins the program for a new season that looks at North Carolina serial killer Robert Sylvester Alston.

Steven Page comes to Delmar Hall on Nov. 15.   Recently inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame with his former band, Barenaked Ladies, Page has always been a

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On The Road to Carnegie 2022, Guster comes to The Pageant.

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Don’t miss Eagles “Hotel California 2022 Tour” when it comes to Enterprise Center on November 15!   The concert will feature ‘Hotel California,’ performed live in its entirety from start to

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Amid an increase in respiratory illness brought on by multiple viruses, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is sponsoring free testing events across the state to slow or stop the spread of flu, COVID-19, and RSV.