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"These properties attract drug addicts, criminals, rodents and rats. It's terrible," said Alderwoman Dionne Jones.

The move would allow the owner to apply for state and federal historic tax credits for a redevelopment that's likely to cost millions of dollars.

ALTON, Ill. - Two men were shot early Tuesday morning in Alton, Illinois. Reports of a shooting in the Riverfront Park area were reported at approximately 12:47 a.m. Investigators said "several subjects met at this location, at which point an argument occurred. During the argument, several gunshots were fired." The two men who were shot [...]

It was 1980 when St. Louis had its first Gay and Lesbian Pride Celebration.

The House panel has not explained why it abruptly scheduled the 1 p.m. hearing as lawmakers were away from Washington on a two-week recess. The committee had said last week that there would be no more hearings until July. This is the fifth televised public hearing investigating the insurrection at the Capitol.

Tammy Duckworth has served Illinois in the United States Senate since 2017. Seven Republicans look to replace her in Tuesday's primary elections.

Browse classes in ballet, hip-hop, tap, theatre, art and design, and more.

The Little Apple offers visitors spectacular natural scenery and college-town charm.

In 2018, a rash of students in southwestern Missouri were dying by suicide. The Neosho School District wasn’t immune. “We were averaging about a suicide and a half a year,” said Jim Cummins, …

Firefighters responded to a house that caught fire early Tuesday morning.

The injured woman suffered serious injuries from smoke inhalation and was rushed to a hospital.

5-11–22 meeting starting at 6:35 pm Attendees: Brian Winkler (call-in), Chris Saracino, Leslie Agusti, Jen Gianino, Lynn Marie Alexander, Jim Barnthouse, Matt Devoti, Jay DiMaggio, Fr. Jack Seifert, Joe Aromando Minutes of last meeting motion to accept by DiMaggio, second by Barnthouse, approved by majority All Things New - Fr. Jack Seifert Recent video and

ALTON - Alton Police officers were visible at a crime scene in a parking lot next to the Alton Amphitheater early Tuesday morning. Crime scene tape was placed in a wide area around the parking lot and officers were visible investigating and on standby. The pictured vehicle was removed from the scene by a towing company in the 5:30 a.m. range Tuesday. Alton Police Chief Marcos Pulido said information will be released about the crime scene situation soon as more details are confirmed. More To Come.

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