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U.S. District Judge Schelp ordered Green and St. Louis to show why their conduct in filing the suit doesn't violate court rules against bringing suits to harass.

Plastics, bamboo and other materials are common imports for American companies to use for diapers.

The man from Colombia was arrested for credit card fraud in the city.

The men allegedly defrauded victims by pretending to be with financial institutions, law enforcement, government agencies like the IRS and Department of Treasury.

Here's a list of independent bookstores celebrating on Saturday, April 26.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Moline Acres Police Department Dispatch at 636-529-8210 or email jdavis@molineacres.org.

Police went inside a home on Farlin Avenue and found two women shot in an upstairs bedroom.

The boy was found unharmed on Thursday morning.

A St. Charles County resident wins $6.3 million from a lottery ticket purchased in Lake St. Louis.

The bill responds to laws in cities like St. Louis, Clayton and Webster Groves that ban discrimination based on tenants' source of income.

The products will receive a four-week trial on an endcap at select St. Louis-area Schnucks stores.

The new City Hall building could open as soon as December 2026, and the other developments will follow in 2027 and 2028, city officials said.

At least two residents were hospitalized, and several others were left homeless due to the fire, according to the Washington County EMA.

Illinois' first measles case of 2025 was reported Wednesday in an adult from Southern Illinois.

At the start of the meeting, the Army Corps of Engineers said there have been no federal funding cuts for FUSRAP cleanup sites.

Court records say Hailey Ditzler and Olivia Brown lured a woman to a remote location in Madison County, dragged her into the woods and violently assaulted her.

Things turned around once she got home and played the ticket and found she won one of the three $5 million top prizes offered in the game.

Samples from Edwardsville's groundwater had a forever chemical, or PFAS, at levels higher than legally allowed by federal groundwater quality standards.

Heather Jolicoeur, mother of one of children that Hipke abused, said him dying prior to the sentencing has robbed her of a confrontation she needed to have.

The man alleged his mother was cremated against her wishes and that neither the nursing home nor the funeral home notified him of her death.