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October 5, 2018

• Hitting a deer with your vehicle can be a troubling — and expensive — experience
• Double-wide trailer a total loss after fire
• With a slim roster and slimmer budget, Madison makes another push toward playoffs
• Man robs store with AK-47 and takes fundraising can before leaving, Caseyville police say
• Belleville Police investigating shooting along Illinois 15
• Mattress Firm declares bankruptcy, but the Fairview store will stay open
• Pastors on lunch break run into smoke-filled home and rescue woman near Belleville
• Criticized for removing toilets and getting a steep tax break, Pritzker says he wants to move on
• Police warn against unsupervised kids at annual Chili Cook-Off
• Scott colonel accused of sexual misconduct got a common punishment — retirement
• Belleville wants to get rid of derelict vacant properties. Here’s the city’s plan.
• Five years after groundbreaking, Ballpark Village is starting to look like a village
• Local churches hold registration rally with NAACP
• Highland’s school district to launch app for parents and students
• Hi Top Bowl Scores
• Fall is the right time to divide some perennials
• Letters to the Editor
• Highland Pistol Club results
• Alhambra news, meetings and events
• New public safety building will eliminate railroad headaches during emergency response
• Grantfork news, meetings and events
• Pfc. Robert Fischer died during the Battle of St. Lo in France
• HSHS and St. Joseph’s hosts regular blood drives
• Candidate profile: Debbie Ming-Mendoza
• Candidate Profile: Jason Madlock
• Candidate profile: Kevin Wallace
• Candidate Profile: Monica Bristow
• Candidate Profile: David Seiler
• Candidate profile: Joshua Young
• O’Fallon Fire Department earns rating increase
• Scholarships awarded through SIBA
• High school girls golf regional tournaments
• Local college athletics notebook for Oct. 4
• Top performers in high school sports for Oct. 4
• Scott Air Force Base meetings
• The Cardinals need to stop being ‘aggressive’ and start being successful in the offseason