Bristow participates in Principal for a Day at Alton Middle School
Alton legislator observes classes, meets students.
View ArticleQuikTrip offers free cones for children on Halloween
Trick-or-treaters 12 and younger must be dressed in costume.
View ArticleSIUE’s Sharon Locke brings STEM education to Indonesia
Faculty member gives presentations at three institutions.
View ArticlePOWERLIFTING: Still got the power
Alton's Isabel Figueroa turns in strong showing at USA Powerlifting Raw Nationals.
View ArticleCOLLEGE SOCCER: Cougars shut out Colonels
SIUE to wrap up regular season Sunday against Morehead State.
View ArticleAlton School District taking nominations to honor standout citizens
Wall of Fame, Distinguished Alumni Award will recognize contributions and leadership.
View ArticleAttorney general secures federal money for Illinois law enforcement
Lawsuit alleged U.S. attorney general unlawfully placed immigration-related conditions on funding.
View ArticleTrump’s approach to treaties is creating a new world disorder
Domestic issues will lose out in the new arms race.
View ArticleSecond Illinois resident dies after vaping-related lung injury
Health officials urge public to avoid e-cigarettes while investigation continues.
View ArticleBethalto police investigate possible home invasion
Resident reports one teenager entered home; another was armed with gun.
View ArticleLillian “Irene” Wadeking
Lillian “Irene” Wadeking, 76, of Hartford, passed away at 11:15 a.m. Thursday, October 24, 2019, at her home.
View ArticlePatsy J. Howton
Patsy J. Howton, 82, of Granite City, passed October 24, 2019, at her home.
View ArticleMary Ann L. Rodriguez
Mary Ann L. Rodriguez, 70, of Alton, died at 2:05 a.m. Thursday, October 24, 2019, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis.
View ArticleBOYS SOCCER: Capital thriller
Marquette tops Riverton/Tri-City in Class 1A sectional title match.
View ArticleCROSS COUNTRY: Sectional bound
Six teams, six individuals from the area qualify out of regionals.
View ArticleAdVantage Riverbend Athletes of the Week: October 25, 2019
This week's honorees are Civic Memorial juniors Hannah Butkovich and Kennedy Loewen and Roxana senior David Pluester.
View ArticleCDC: Millions at risk for work-related hearing damage
Illinois OSHA offers ways to mitigate noise on job sites.
View ArticleMadison County awarded $3.7 million in housing funds
Funding allocated for block grants, HOME program.
View ArticleStudy ranks sports for concussion risk
Football, girls soccer and hockey in Pediatrics’ top three.
View ArticlePharmaceutical companies settle state lawsuit for $242 million
Attorney general alleged companies manipulated pricing system.
View ArticleMetro East Humane Society and Highland Animal Shelter join efforts
Organizations merge to continue no-kill shelter mission.
View ArticleIt’s not a "community" festival without "u"
Disney characters to visit with diners at Nov. 10 fundraiser for Downtown Community Christmas Festival.
View ArticleSIUE Graduate School open house draws nearly 300 applicants
Professor talk to prospective students about university’s programs.
View ArticleRiverBend Growth Association youth group selects nonprofits to assist
High school students will volunteer with Beverly Farm Foundation, Centerstone, The Power of the Giraffe, Riverbend Family Ministries, and SNIP Alliance.
View ArticleWEEK 8: Knights of Columbus Quarterback Club Players of the Week
Each week during the 2019 prep football season the Alton Knights of Columbus Quarterback Club will release its Players of the Week awards. Following are the Week 8 winners for '19.
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