A virtual graduation ceremony, among many other school and community celebrations, was held this past weekend for the OTHS Class of 2020. Graduating during a pandemic was not
SPRINGFIELD — While new unemployment claims remained historically high in the final week of May, the surge of new claims since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic appears
MASCOUTAH, IL – The COVID-19 pandemic sidelined the vast majority of flights at airports around the country in March, including MidAmerica St. Louis Airport in St. Louis’
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois’ attorney general asked Congress in a letter Thursday to grant his office the power to investigate “practices of unconstitutional policing.”
By Angela Simmons, Weekly Editor Damage occurred in the early hours of Wednesday morning to several vehicles in the Home Depot lot and to an Auffenberg Chrysler Jeep
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O'FALLON- Teens from O’Fallon and other Metro East municipalities held a peaceful protest at the O’Fallon Public Safety Building on Tuesday afternoon. During the same time, rumors swirled
SPRINGFIELD – In the wake of violence, looting and arson that gripped the city of Chicago over the weekend, Gov. JB Pritzker said Sunday he has deployed 375
SPRINGFIELD — A conference call between U.S. governors and Republican President Donald Trump led to the latest in a series of spats between Illinois’ governor and the president
A peaceful protest was held today in Lebanon. The small group, organized by a Lebanon teen, held signs, chanted, and waved to cars, and drew participants of all
Businesses in Shiloh closed down due to threats of looting on social media. Police in Shiloh, Fairview Heights, and other Metro East towns were made aware of the
Today marks the official first day of Phase 3 for all four regions in Illinois. With guidelines and toolkits available for many types of businesses, some residents are
By Nick Miller, Owner and Publisher Memorial Day weekend means a lot of different things. Most obviously, it is a time we should stop and reflect and be
Outside dining on the Brick Street will begin soon in Lebanon. Mayor Wilken is working
to gather final details but as it now stands, restaurants and retail
