November 8, 2017
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Tune in to hear SIUE’s unique radio soap opera drama
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Here’s your guide to Veterans Day events and more
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Marriage licenses
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Poshard claims sexual harassment, but investigation says evidence ‘insufficient’
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These ex-felons need — and want — a job. This local program helps them find one.
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East St. Louis man found fatally shot
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Judge surrenders to Belleville police on sex and intimidation charges
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Cursive writing will be required in Illinois elementary schools after veto override
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After drawing, just 10 cards left in $800,000 Aviston ‘Queen of Hearts’ raffle
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Mascoutah man charged with dealing cocaine near high school, church
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Boutique owner wants shoplifting charges filed against apparent mother, daughter
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Disney Junior brings moving and grooving show to St. Louis
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State agencies now have to provide monthly updates of bills they’ve accumulated
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Funeral planned for fallen police officer in Illinois
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City Museum co-founder no longer seeking Democratic nod in 12th congressional district
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Lucky enough to be in a jury room with Barack? No selfies, please.
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Lawn man stole Wii console from family, police say
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Police investigate bicyclist in man’s steak knife stabbing death
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This Highland teen was hit by a train. Doctors say her recovery is amazing.
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Hard Road Theatre to hold auditions, young artists to perform at Highland Youth Art Expo
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Business Briefs: Highland book store now selling games, McDonald’s renovations complete
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Around the Area: Attorney to have free legal clinic in New Douglas
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Pair of retired teachers from O’Fallon team up to create children’s book
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Attorney advises board can move forward on luxury apartment development despite lawsuit
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Halladay, Stanton and Heyward on the minds of St. Louis Cardinals fans
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Local basketball players ready to begin their college seasons
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Local athletes continue to put their college commitments on the dotted line
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Emotional McMinn leaves a mark on O’Fallon golf. But leaving is so hard.
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St. Louis again rejects meaningful relationship with Illinois
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Mentally ill teen rapist sentenced, could serve up to 70 years in prison
