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December 17, 2015

• Blessed to Give: Metro East Humane Society
• Little umlaut makes a world of difference in German pronunciation
• NFL never blew the whistle on referee
• Cold will kill swollen tree buds
• ‘The Danish Girl’ stars shine brightly
• Seize the shopping moment: 8 days and counting
• Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are flat-out funny in ‘Sisters’
• ‘Bad Jews’ sets off fireworks
• Police: Swansea man fatally shoots himself by accident
• Former Murray Center employee charged with criminal neglect in ‘punishment’ shower death
• Retired East St. Louis police captain killed after gun accidentally discharges
• Collinsville adding employees, could raise utility tax in 2016
• Ameren to donate $10,000 to Belleville ministry
• Fairview Heights officers honored for saving life of motorist
• Body found in East St. Louis
• St. Clair County State’s Attorney Brendan Kelly takes helm at Illinois prosecutors association
• Roger That: Navy to award Purple Hearts to four Marines and sailor killed in June by terrorist in Chattanooga
• Corps of Engineers to get $1.3 billion funding boost in budget bill
• Poplar Street Bridge traffic flowing again after crash is cleared
• Increasing clouds, much colder temperatures Thursday
• Don’t Miss This: Former East St. Louis coach accuses current coach of bullying him
• Car crash causes power outage in Mascoutah
• Man arrested in connection with Fairview Heights burglary spree
• New ‘Star Wars’ movie awakens passions in film series’ fans
• A Thought to Remember: 15th Missouri Infantry Regiment heads home from the Civil War
• Highland School Board to interview contractors tonight
• New Douglas News for the week of Dec. 17
• St. Jacob & Marine News for the week of Dec. 17
• Grantfork News for the week of Dec. 17
• Alhambra News for the week of Dec. 17
• Budget’s close enough for government work
• SWIC approves raises for part-time teachers, higher tuition for faculty
• Belleville woman admits she faked cancer for money
• East St. Louis man to serve 40 years in drug-related killing
• Young Nashville off to fast start