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November 6, 2018

• BND is looking for local charities to feature for the holidays
• For SIUE basketball, building success begins with building the Cougars’ brand
• Police offer ‘first inmate’ honors for price of a raffle ticket
• Man steals Spire gas truck and crashes it on Illinois 3, police say
• Red Cross called after fire damages family’s home in Belleville
• Bishop apologizes for upsetting students with Santa remarks during school visit
• Alhambra News
• Highland Middle School Honor Rolls
• Police Blotter
• Kids with disabilities and their parents will have a new playground to use this month
• Grantfork News
• Around Town
• Highland Pistol & Rifle Club AirGun Scores
• Top performers in high school sports for Nov. 3
• City pays chief a fond farewell
• Panthers place in top 10 at IHSA Cross Country Meet for sixth time under Burnett
• New regulations would accommodate popularity of food trucks
• O’Fallon has a long and proud history of service to country
• Annual Salute to Scott event scheduled for Nov. 10 in O’Fallon
• AUTODIN: The Air Force’s first high speed data communications network unveiled in the mid 1950s
• SHOWCASE AIRMAN: Airman 1st Class Anthony Hughes
• DISA conducts cybersecurity mission from two Air Force bases
• Couple calls in bomb threat to avoid getting traffic ticket, Collinsville police say
• Referendum results for St. Clair, Madison, Monroe and Randolph counties
• Five incumbent Democrats keep their seats in the Illinois House election
• Republican elected to appellate court; local circuit judges all retained
• Disabled man’s lawyer calls Madison County candidate’s campaign video a ‘cruel violation’
• Bost, Davis both survive tough campaigns to win re-election to Congress
• Watson wins St. Clair County sheriff election over Republican challenger
• 2018 election results in Randolph, Monroe and Clinton County
• Election results for metro-east state senate races
• Ming-Mendoza re-elected as Madison County Clerk
• Rauner concedes governor election to Pritzker
• Some voters asked to show ID at polls even though Illinois doesn’t require it