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Man, 19, charged with armed robbery
A 19-year-old Edwardsville man was charged Friday with armed robbery for allegedly taking an electronic device from a neighbor at knifepoint.
Illinois Human Rights chief: Sexual harassment wrong even on college campuses
The message for colleges is the same it is for the workplace: sexual harassment is not OK.
Granite City woman faces battery charges for hitting husband's ex-wife outside courthouse
A Granite City woman was charged Tuesday with felony aggravated battery after police said she hit her husband's ex-wife outside the Madison County Courthouse after a hearing.
Nonagenarian's ethic, humor keeps co-workers in check
Maria "Mary" Magdalena Docter marked her 90th birthday doing what she likes best - being at work.
First-year Glen Carbon school scores among best in Madison County
Cassens Elementary didn't just hit the ground running -- it vaulted nearly to the top.
Man indicted in dog-shooting case
EDWARDSVILLE A Madison County grand jury today indicted a Moro man on multiple charges stemming from the shooting of his St.
Farmers frustrated by soggy corn fields
The double whammy of late spring crops and wet fields could have farmers on their combines well into the holiday season.
Woman pleads guilty in Ill. torture slaying of pregnant, developmentally impaired mother
In this file photo released March 13, 2008, by the Alton Police Department is Michelle Riley.
October 20, 2009 - At the start of Tuesday evening's Illinois College Exposition, Collinsville High School Sophomore Jacob Strauss and Junior Ashley Barbeau chat with Eastern Illinois University Counselor Nick Sanders in the Morris University Center at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville in Edwardsville, ill.
The final Friday: West will be without coach in regular-season finale against Edwardsville
Belleville West coach Ric Johns won't be on the sidelines tonight guiding the Maroons in their regular-season finale against the Edwardsville Tigers.
Gusewelle murder planner is freed
Barbara Boyle, the Glen Carbon woman who brought F. Lee Bailey to town to defend her in the high-profile Gusewelle killings 30 years ago, is a free woman.
One of the area's most infamous convicted murderers is out on parole, but the former state's attorney who headed up the investigation said Friday this day should never have come.
Edwardsville to bring back Route 66 festival
After a one-year hiatus, the Route 66 Festival in Edwardsville, Ill., will return in 2010, reports the Edwardsville Intelligencer .
Pastor's accused killer deemed unfit for trial
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - A judge says a man accused of gunning down a pastor during his sermon in a southwestern Illinois church is mentally unfit to stand trial.
Three charged in vehicle burglary
Three St. Louisans were charged Friday with burglary in connection with a vehicle break-in on the parking lot of East Alton-Wood River High School a day earlier.
Story: Earlier story: Boyle convicted in husband's murder
Barbara Jean Boyle was convicted Sunday by a Madison County jury of one count of murder in the 1979 murder-for-profit slaying of her husband Ronald Gusewelle.
Edwardsville city leaders consider developing Wildey Theatre
With its seventh developer dropping out of the project, the city may consider simply developing the long-dormant Wildey Theatre on its own.
Artists will show off their crafts at annual ArtEAST
Making art is easy for Jill Palone. Explaining it is the hard part. Some people just don't get the concept of wearable art that's not clothing or jewelry.
Banks to collect food, paper goods for annual holiday drive
The 2nd annual Bank To Bank holiday food drive begins Thursday in Collinsville and Maryville.