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June 24, 2015

• Thousands expected at Belleville’s Wine, Dine & Jazz Festival
• ‘Little Mermaid’ makes a big splash
• Class gets kids hooked on fishing
• ‘Guy’ wires have long history as stabilizing force
• Ex-Madison County Treasurer Fred Bathon to leave prison Thursday
• Youth programs in ESL receive $262,000 in United Way grants
• Venice police searching for missing 15-year-old girl
• IDOT plans overnight closures of MLK bridge into next week
• Maryville couple donates 30 gallons of blood
• Roger That: Pentagon may establish center to defend U.S. spy satellites against attacks
• Business Briefing: St. Louis consumers sign petition in support of UberX
• McKinley Bridge to be closed for repairs
• Mostly sunny Wednesday, high of 90
• Cahokia mayor says food pantry will be open ‘under new management’
• Ultra-competitive Althoff senior Austin Keen named BND Small-School Baseball Player of the Year
• Carlos Martinez helps Cardinals rally past Marlins 4-3
• Splash edged by O’Fallon Breakers
• Rauner signs bill to increase funding for schools
• Higher Education: McKendree honored by Special Olympics
• Hungry for truth in Cahokia
• Maryville softball coach accused of sex crimes involving children
• Highland School District lunch prices to increase by 10 cents
• Seventeen co-ed teams tackled the Goomna on Saturday
• Special Olympics torch passes through Highland
• Celebrity Pie Auction Raises $3,525 for Relay for Life
• Pocahontas man charged with defrauding Medicaid
• Alhambra, Livingston, Hamel receive $100,000 grants from Madison County
• Hard Road Theatre to present ‘Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr.’
• Man charged with firing at trooper; remains at large
• Two East St. Louis men fatally shot while sitting in hijacked vehicle
• Collinsville, Alton store clerks arrested for selling booze to minors
• Lebanon man faces sexual abuse charge
• Maryville softball coach accused of sex crimes involving children
• Crime blotter 6/25/15
• Martinez shows his mettle in win over Marlins
• The art of the deal: Can Blues GM Doug Armstrong push this team closer to playoff success?