Local liquor emporium owner Sunny Tut has, through his attorney, filed a motion to drop his lawsuit against the city of Trenton related to the months-long legal wrangling...

The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) today announced the enactment of a new law that ends school-based ticketing for students. The law prohibits schools from...

In response to the uproar over a Proud Boys message displayed on a billboard near Central Community High School, the United Methodist Church has a...

A billboard rising from a Clinton County cornfield near Breese that appears to be a recruiting tool for the Proud Boys — a far-right extremist...

New Baden’s village board on Monday moved to bridge the distance between village administrators by empowering mayor Bob Oster to make more decisions and coordinate daily...

The Illinois Department of Transportation today announced a long-term detour on Highway 50 in St. Clair and Clinton counties for bridge repairs. The closure affects Highway...

Bette Wehrle was called to the main office at Busch Stadium last week, returning to her ushering job after recovering from a fall. No she wasn’t...

A former bank president and contractor appeared in federal court and admitted to committing bank fraud by conspiring together to falsify loan applications and obtain...

Kaskaskia College is proud to celebrate the statewide leadership appointments of two of its most dedicated representatives, reflecting the college’s continued commitment to...

Trenton’s city council on Monday approved an inducement resolution to provide tax increment financing (T.I.F.) to an unnamed optometrist to purchase and renovate the former...

Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS) St. Elizabeth’s Hospital ceremonially broke ground on the future location of its new outpatient surgery center and medical office...

The White House will release $5.5 billion in frozen education funds, administration officials announced on Friday, bringing an end to a chaotic month for school districts...

Kaskaskia College proudly recognizes Linda Stover, Vice Chairman of the Kaskaskia College Board of Trustees, who was recently honored as a finalist...

Trenton’s city council on Monday ratified a new collective bargaining agreement with its police officers, represented by the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). The...

New Baden’s village board on Monday approved a limit of $3,000 for the purchase of two solar-powered radar speeding signs for N. Clinton Street, site of vastly increased...