The victim, Cadence Prince, had dated the man charged in her death.
NTSB says bus driver's fatigue, lack of truck parking led to fatal Greyhound crash in Madison County
Three people were killed and 12 injured in the July 2023 collision on an Interstate 70 exit ramp near Highland.
Neil Howard, 46, was convicted by a jury in February of killing his mother, Norma J. Caraker, in 2023.
Andrew Blassie, 69, of Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ, was executive vice-president at Bank of O'Fallon.
Metro East lawmaker's bill to improve training for VA employees handling sexual trauma cases passes unanimously out of the U.S. House, now heads to the Senate.
The Schmith family says they were awarded a generous financial aid package based on an incorrect calculation by Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. They’re not the only ones.
Gleeson Asphalt Inc., a paving contractor based in Belleville, filed a lawsuit in 2019 against its supplier, Chicago-based Lafarge North America Inc.
Officer Molly Muennich and two other officers were shot about 11 p.m. Saturday when they checked on a report of a man looking in windows of a home.
Gov. JB Pritzker continues to support an expenditure for the Diversifying Higher Education in Illinois scholarship as budget negotiations continue.
Police arrested the suspect at the scene and the weapon was recovered. The person currently is being held by Fairview Heights Police, according to a news release.
Bennett, a retired Air Force major general, was director of Lambert from 1987 to 1993.
St. Clair County resident Courtney Gully had a reaction to the bedbugs and was transported to a local hospital, where she was examined in the parking lot.
Brittany D. Howard is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death last month of Kenneth L. Whitehorn.
The incident appeared to be an unusual attempt by a government to compel a citizen to testify about a comment he wrote on social media.
The Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ utility’s request to boost Metro East gas bills by around $9 a month comes amid a flurry of utility price hikes.Â
Ronald Forrest will succeed Charles Stewart, the retiring COO of Metro Transit.
Democrat Budzinski and GOP U.S. Rep. Young Kim of California urge head of Veterans Administration to continue research into service effects on female veterans.
Miller said her measure would restrict eligibility for food stamps to U.S.-born or naturalized citizens and legal permanent residents, aka green card holders.
The new MetroLink fare system that will automatically open gates when customers present their tickets won’t be online until early next year.
The Trump administration cut off states’ access to hundreds of millions of dollars in pandemic relief funds for public schools, including $19 million for the East Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ school district.
Colleen Lischwe was driving early one January morning on Interstate 44 when a problem with her Toyota Prius prompted her to pull over.
The bill, which has bipartisan support and aims to better train military personnel to handle assault claims, has passed out of House Veterans Affairs Committee.
U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi’s formal announcement had been expected and it comes two weeks after the 80-year-old Durbin announced he would not seek a sixth term.
Robin Kelly’s announcement that she is vying for Illinois’ Senate seat comes two weeks after Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton launched her campaign with the backing of Gov. JB Pritzker.
The fourth annual International Mother Jones Festival at the Mother Jones Museum will be held Sunday from 1-5 p.m. in downtown Mount Olive and Union Miners’ Cemetery.
George Ryan's corruption case overshadowed a nationally historic move to halt the state’s death penalty and empty its Death Row amid concerns of widespread misconduct in capital cases.
Advocates, citing the threat to human and environmental health, say the timing is right for legislation to phase out plastic waste and foam packaging.
The body of Kenneth L. Whitehorn was found Thursday morning near Alton Street and Pontoon Road in Granite City.
Stricter air-quality rules, pushed through in the last days of the Biden administration, face an uncertain future under a Trump-led Environmental Protection Agency and pushback from Missouri Republicans.
Rob Eckman and Steve Mathews wanted to be closer to family, so the opportunity to open a bookstore motivated them to sell their Utah home and make the jump.