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A fire that started in a basement and burned through the first floor of a house on Wednesday in the 300 block of Wyoming Street is under investigation.
Area vets moved by Honor Flight
Three World War II veterans from The Telegraph area had special experiences in a recent Illinois Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. The three are Cal Ennis of Alton, and William Klokkenga and Bernard "Bern" Keeney, both of Bethalto.
Joshua Schildrath of Godfrey and Audrey Rogers of Jerseyville are the parents of a daughter, Emma Breanna Schildroth, born October 27, 2009 at Jersey Community Hospital.A A She weighed 6 lbs., 12 oz.
GRCS brings tale of Abea s whiskers to life
In celebration of Abraham Lincoln's bicentennial birthday year, the Great Rivers Choral Society and talented area children will present "Whiskers and Songs: How Mr.
Reanda K. Preston, 17, of the 100 block of Rue Des Chateaux, Bethalto, and Jeffrey J. Davison, 18, of the 400 block of McCoy Street, Bethalto, were charged Wednesday with residential burglary.
Caden Hestin, dressed up as a pirate, rode in a small boat Wednesday night during the 67th annual Bethalto Halloween Parade, sponsored by the Bethalto Rotary Club.
Bethalto woman gets 10 years for giving drugs to Lakin informant who died
A Bethalto woman and federal prosecutors reached an agreement Wednesday calling for her to serve 10 years in prison for providing drugs to a man who died of an overdose more than year after he had given the FBI information about former Madison County lawyer L. Thomas Lakin.
Ill. woman pleads guilty in overdose death
Sentencing will be early next year for a southwestern Illinois woman who admits selling drugs to a man who later overdosed on them.
Metro-East woman guilty of selling drug to man who OD'd
A 25-year-old Bethalto woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to a federal drug charge for selling methadone to an Alton man who died after overdosing on it.
Bethalto School Board approves tentative 2009 tax levy
The Bethalto School Board approved a tentative tax levy for the 2010-2011 school year and set the date for a public truth-in-taxation hearing on the proposed levy.
Bethalto woman agrees to 10-year sentence for giving drugs to Lakin informant who died
A Bethalto woman and federal prosecutors reached an agreement Wednesday calling for her to serve 10 years in prison for providing drugs to a man who died of an overdose more than year after he had given the FBI information about former Madison County lawyer L. Thomas Lakin.
Volunteers from area trades unions are revisiting history by going back to a park organized labor built in the late 1970s, this time replacing aged dugout roofs.
Tour highlights work of area's artists
Art was everywhere Sunday afternoon as local artists showcased their work throughout Madison County during the 12th annual ARTEAST tour.
Candidates give views at forum
More than 200 people showed up for a Meet the Challengers 2010 candidate's forum Saturday sponsored by the Bethalto group of the Riverbend 9-12 Project.
Mike Ditka caught in new a oeEndorsementgatea controversy
Ditka and Hughes are both engaged in a game of a liar, liar Martin says Hughes is demonstrating incompetence as both an attorney and a political candidate.
Family seeks justice in death of man hit by truck outside club
What was supposed to be a night celebrating Aubrey Rice's 22nd birthday ended with his brother's death and his severe injury outside an East St.
City gives OK for expanding enterprise zone
Aldermen suspended rules Wednesday night to give Alton's necessary approval of the expansion of the River Bend Enterprise Zone farther east in Wood River.
Villas in Bethalto will help finance new Catholic church
New villa homes will soon begin sprouting on former farmland at the east edge of Bethalto.
Former physician, airport chairman pleads guilty of DUI and gun charge
Charles Earnshaw, formerly a physician and chairman of St. Louis Regional Airport Authority, pleaded guilty in court here Tuesday of driving under the influence and unlawful use of a weapon.