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
U.S. Attorney Steven D. Weinhoeft and FBI Special Agent in Charge Sean M. Cox announced Tuesday that 14 people, including one O’Fallon resident, have been federally charged
O'FALLON- New Life in Christ Church is teaming up with the State of Illinois to offer free COVID-19 drive-thru testing to Metro East residents this coming Sunday, June
O’FALLON- O’Fallon city staff updated the Finance & Administration Committee Monday night on revenue projections due to COVID-19, with current revenues coming in higher than staff estimated in
SPRINGFIELD — The U.S. Department of Labor released statistics Thursday showing 705,878 Illinoisans received unemployment insurance for the week ending June 20.
