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A motorcyclist is facing drug charges after a traffic stop on November 4.

Dr. Mark Farrenburg said he wants people to know the difference between having a seizure and an epilepsy diagnosis this Seizure Awareness month.

The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded awarded contractions for two Heartland road projects.

Missouri’s veterans can now find legal help without spending a dime.

A major federal designation is expected to bring new investment, housing and business growth to Cape Girardeau starting in 2027.

Two people are in custody after a pizza delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint in Hazelwood.

Illinois' top 12 high school boys soccer teams to compete at Guilford’s Swanson Stadium.

A Winnebago County jury finds a Rockford man guilty of stabbing someone multiple times.

A Chicago woman gets jail time for a case involving repeated 911 calls to Ogle County deputies about a controversial rodeo event.

Good afternoon! It’s Thursday, and today I learned some of the CTA’s heat lamps used to operate with potbellied stoves. The amenity is now on for the season (even if November temperatures are still mild). Here’s what you need to know today. 1. A Chicago house tied to the city’s early preservation movement could receive landmark status The Commission on Chicago Landmarks will decide today whether to recommend designating the Lake View residence and studio of longtime architect and preservationist John Vinci. If approved, the move likely would be the first step in a process in which the…

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Investigators say they were called to James Marine on Clark’s River Road to investigate the disappearance of several high-end tools.

Aaron joins Sylvia Waldsmith in the kitchen.

Funding for the department that puts on Chicago’s large-scale events, such as Jazz Festival and Taste of Chicago, would remain essentially flat under Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed 2027 budget . The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events is set to receive about $62.5 million next year in the proposed budget. That’s up less than 1% from the arts budget that passed City Council last year . At a budget hearing Wednesday at City Hall, commissioner Kenya Merritt said the department’s “commitment to Chicago's creative community remains unwavering.” “Arts and culture are essential to…

A 38-year-old was arrested Sunday after allegedly wielding an axe at a bar and fleeing from law enforcement, according to Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office.

The Greencorps Chicago crew members worked with the forest’s trail crew to install 160 drainages on trails in the forest.

A Belvidere man faces felony charges for allegedly threatening a public official.

Law enforcement is on the scene of a crash Thursday afternoon that appears to involve a Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department squad car.

The blue wave that struck Tuesday night nationwide also hit in parts of normally red Indiana. Democrats picked up an additional Congressional seat and won the party's first statewide race in 14 years, when Beau Bayh took the race for Indiana secretary of state. U.S. Rep. Frank J. Mrvan won re-election Tuesday night and his fourth overall term to Washington to represent Northwest Indiana, a historically blue district. Mrvan beat out Republican challenger Barb Regnitz in a traditionally Democrat-leaning district targeted last year by President Trump. As in other states, Trump had pushed state…

A man convicted in the 2021 DUI crash that killed 16-year-old Mason Hada receives his prison sentence.

A Princeton, Illinois, man was sentenced on Wednesday for his role in a standoff on Mother’s Day that left a three-year-old dead.

A man died in a crash in rural Ava on Wednesday evening, November 5.

Cape Girardeau Police say a woman is in custody after house was damaged in a shooting in broad daylight.

Restaurant leaders, employees and community partners came together Thursday to cut the ribbon on a stateline staple just one day before its grand reopening.

Police officers and firefighters will trade their uniforms for boxing gloves as the Rockford Hero Rumble comes to Hard Rock Live for its second year.

A 39-year-old man is sentenced for the 2024 burglary of a McHenry business after authorities connected DNA from the crime scene to evidence from a bank robbery months later.

The free Fall Fair is scheduled for November 14 from noon until 3 p.m. in the back yard at the library at 711 N. Clark Street.

The Forest City gets into the holiday spirit as Saint Nick prepares for his grand return to the CherryVale Mall.

A woman was taken to the hospital after deputies say she fell asleep at the wheel and crashed her SUV.

A man was taken to the hospital Monday night after a serious single-car crash.

All people and animals involved in a crash and subsequent vehicle fire Wednesday morning are expected to recover, according to fire officials.

The SEMO Men’s Basketball team outscored Webster 48-28 in the 2nd half to go on for a 90-65 win at the Show Me Center.

Hospitals in Illinois took part Wednesday in one of the state’s largest drills to practice responding to a cyber attack led by artificial intelligence.

This will be his second year with the Crusaders after spending the first two at Boylan.

They are the top seed in the District A Championship, finished the regular season 30-6 and are on a six-match win streak.

Last night resulted in a historic night for American politics.

Voters in Williamson County rejected a proposed property tax increase for the Herrin Park District. The majority voted no, so the district’s tax cap remains unchanged.

The Woodland Volleyball team defeated Liberty 3-2 Wednesday night in the Class 2 State Semifinals in St. Joseph.

Local hotel and restaurant owners are prepared to pay a Chicago-based firm about $100,000 to assess Cape Girardeau’s tourism potential beyond sports tourism, according to a plan presented to the city council on Monday.

The incident occurred near the 7-mile marker of the main channel.