Top BND videos: How The EDGE wants to ramp up your movie theater experience

Watch the most popular videos on BND.com this week:

▪  The EDGE in Belleville wants to begin offering a 4D theater.

The new theater, an indoor track for 14 electric-powered go-karts, bumper cars, four bowling lanes, a banquet room and 90 new parking spots would be included in The EDGE’s proposed $3.36 million expansion and remodeling of the current building.

▪  The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office said last week it was seeking a “person of interest” who was seen on video outside a home that may have been burglarized.

The burglary was reported July 30 in the 800 block of South 29th Street in unincorporated Belleville.

▪  Renewing at a driver services facility now gets you a paper version of a driver’s license — the real one comes in mail in five to 15 business days. The new procedure is part of the state’s rollout of a plan to centrally issue driver’s licenses and state ID cards.

▪  Caseyville Township trustees on Thursday approved a resolution that authorizes their attorney to file a lawsuit in hopes of removing Township Supervisor Bruce Canty.

The move is the latest in the ongoing battle between Canty and trustees.

And here’s one you might have missed:

▪  Syliva Kuzmik, of Belleville, hit a hole-in-one at Yorktown Golf Course No. 7 — her fourth since she turned 70. And it’s the third hole-in-one she had to hear about from her golfing partners.

This story was originally published August 7, 2016 at 3:06 PM with the headline "Top BND videos: How The EDGE wants to ramp up your movie theater experience."