Gov. JB Pritzker announced his administration would be filing a new emergency rule Friday allowing health authorities to levy fines on establishments that flout masking and capacity guidelines.
In light of the current spike in COVID-19 trend data in St. Clair County, the Board of Education and its teachers and other employees have agreed upon a
O'FALLON- Two O’Fallon school districts voted to begin the year with remote learning. District 90 and District 104 held special board meetings on Tuesday, August 4, to address
O’Fallon, IL – The OTHS District 203 Teachers Union has voted to demand that the district move to remote learning due to safety concerns as regional and countywide
IHSA has reached their ruling on fall sports, stating they will only be allowing golf, tennis, cross country, and swimming. Ahead of their announcement, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker
O'FALLON- District 90 is moving ahead with their proposed plan that was presented and approved at a recent special board meeting. Additional details and frequently asked questions were
Governor JB Pritzker recently redrew the regional boundaries for keeping track of COVID-19 statistics, and Region 4, which includes St. Clair County and much of the Metro East,
O’FALLON- The O’Fallon YMCA has closed their summer camp temporarily after three staff members, including two camp counselors, tested positive for COVID-19.
O’FALLON- Downtown O’Fallon is the new home of part of a creative movement by the American Cancer Society. Beginning July 11, bi-state residents can visit 42 doors placed
Students and their families have been anxious to know the potential plans for fall, and OTHS District 203 and O’Fallon District 90 have released their potential plans. Both
The ordinance prohibiting only recreational cannabis dispensaries received final approval by O’Fallon City Council Monday night with a vote of nine to five. The ordinance does not include
SPRINGFIELD — An order Thursday by a downstate judge nullifying each of the COVID-19-related executive orders issued by Gov. JB Pritkzer the past three months is quickly causing
SPRINGFIELD — All of Gov. JB Pritzker’s executive orders since April 8 pertaining to the novel coronavirus pandemic are void because he exceeded his authority when he used
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Over 50 law-enforcement officers from multiple agencies came together
