Edwardsville News

The Illinois attorney general's office is investigating a Wood River-based Internet company accused of defrauding investors.

St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary presented four health care students with $1,000 scholarships at its annual awards dinner.

Belleville News-Democrat, Ill., Will Buss column: Wyndham will build new hotel in metro-east Aug.

The summer road work in east Edwardsville is moving into high gear, trying to get the roads finished before the weather turns foul.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth in a series of 10 profiles of the inaugural YWCA Men of Distinction Award winners.

Traffic will be detoured around Gerber Road in Edwardsville starting Monday, Aug.

EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. - The second of two Metro East teenagers who beat a homeless man to death over a can over beer is headed to prison for seven years.

Registration for Nelson and Glen Carbon elementary schools in Edwardsville has been been moved to Edwardsville High School.

Registration for Nelson and Glen Carbon elementary schools in Edwardsville has been been moved to Edwardsville High School.

Registration for Nelson and Glen Carbon elementary schools in Edwardsville has been been moved to Edwardsville High School.

Registration for Nelson and Glen Carbon elementary schools in Edwardsville has been been moved to Edwardsville High School.

Registration for Nelson and Glen Carbon elementary schools in Edwardsville has been been moved to Edwardsville High School.

An Edwardsville teenager was charged Friday with vandalizing the intersection of Gerber Road and the new Governors Parkway extension currently under construction.

Shelter Care residents to file suit against Madison County - Belleview News-Democrat BY HOLLY MEYER EDWARDSVILLE -- A lawsuit against the Madison County Board and Chairman Alan Dunstan is expected to be filed ...

Police have arrested and charged a teenager with criminal damage to property for allegedly spray-painting five new traffic signal poles, a traffic control box, numerous traffic control signals, four areas of ...

Nothing Derek Blumke saw during three Air Force tours in Afghanistan prepared him for college life.

A vacant lot on M Street in Edwardsville will have a new Habitat for Humanity house built on it later this year if all goes according to plan.

Months of steady showers have translated into hectic work for area ground crews struggling to keep up with the growth of water-hungry grass well into summer.

The Bank of Edwardsville is conducting a two-county donation drive for food, shoes and schools supplies that ends July 31.

Nothing Derek Blumke saw during three Air Force tours in Afghanistan prepared him for college life.