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Illinois State Police on Wednesday identified the driver involved in a fatal construction zone accident as a 34-year-old from West Frankfort.
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Christian Heavens has been living out of a suitcase, playing in "mini" tour events throughout the South and Midwest, trying to make enough money from week to week to play in the next event.
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A female police officer has filed a sex discrimination complaint against the village and police department.
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A high-speed chase of a pair of alleged meth makers who attacked officers led to criminal charges on Tuesday, Columbia Police said.
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A Wood River man is accused of twisting his infant son's leg and breaking his ribs.
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Collinsville vs O'Fallon baseball -
Belleville East and West boys volleyball -
Collinsville and O'Fallon softball -
Glenn McCoy cartoons -
Belleville East Class of 2012 -
Run for the Wall -
Althoff graduation -
Art on the Square winner -
Fishing at South Side Park -
Columbia High School graduation -
Class 2A IHSA Girls Track and Field -
Class 3A Girls IHSA State Track and Field -
Collinsville High School graduation -
Saturday at Art on the Square -
Art on the Square
Ongoing repairs to two induced draft fans that were damaged two months ago will push back to the end of the year the official start up of the Prairie State Energy Campus in rural Washington County.
A 21-year-old Troy man who suffered a suspected heroin overdose Saturday was arrested on felony drug charges.
A woman sued a Connecticut hospital Tuesday, saying she was severely injured when she fell off an operating table after surgery.
Carlos Beltran hit his NL-leading 14th home run and the Cardinals beat up on former St. Louis postseason star Jeff Suppan for a 6-3 victory over the San Diego Padres on Wednesday night and a three-game sweep.
In just the past couple of weeks, I've heard of two people in Georgia who developed severe infections after suffering relatively minor injuries outdoors. How common are these infections and how fearful should we be of losing limbs and even dying if we just cut ourselves outside?
Two workers who claimed they were forced to urinate in a bucket have been awarded $332,000 after a jury found they were fired for complaining to Oregon regulators about the lack of an onsite toilet.
Some lawmakers' fears about a proposed bullying law in Illinois are really overblown. Opponents of House Bill 5290, including area Sen. Kyle McCarter, say some anti-bullying school programs are thinly disguised attempts to promote the pro-homosexual agenda.
news.mcclatchy.com headlines
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