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Country singer Brandon Holland will be performing March 24 at the Wildey Theater in Edwardsville.
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You can learn about slaves in Edwardsville
Eleven slaves worked for Edwardsville's Stephenson family in the early 1800s under a legal loophole that allowed them to be held as "indentured servants" in the free state of Illinois.
Judge orders taping of suspect's mental exam
A convicted sex offender's official request to move into a home on Green Bay's west side where he... EDWARDSVILLE, Ill.
Jacoby Arts Center sponsors the 5th annual Poetry Out Loud event tomorrow in Edwardsville.
Ashley Marie Archibee and Michael Douglas Hadley are making their home in Carlinville following their marriage July 16, 2011, in Alton.
Can Wrong Way Crashes be Prevented?
For the past year, that's an answer the Illinois Department of Transportation and Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville have been seeking, and IDOT spokesman said Thursday.
Enjoy a tipple in Edwardsville
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch today mentioned two wineries that operate on the metro-east side of the region - including one on Route 66 in Edwardsville, Ill.
Fire destroys home outside Edwardsville
A family fled for their lives early this morning as a suspected electrical fire swept through their rural Edwardsville home, killing two pet dogs.
Edwardsville teller charged in connection with $7,000 bank theft
Lori A. Surgant, 51, of 1812 Sextant Drive, was charged Tuesday with theft in excess of $500, according to Madison County Sheriff's Capt.
Training to Spot Human Trafficking
Human trafficking can take many forms, and the FBI describes it as a form of modern-day slavery where victims are often forced to work as migrant, domestic, restaurant, or factory workers with little or no pay.
Man acquitted on drug possession charge
A jury Wednesday acquitted an Edwardsville man of unlawful possession of a controlled substance, methamphetamine, after a two-day trial.
Officials raise awareness of human trafficking
Mark Ranck, a special agent with the Springfield office of the FBI, talks Wednesday at a seminar for law enforcement officials about human trafficking.
Handling of crisis was extraordinary
A last few words seem in order regarding one of the more chaotic police and fire stories we've covered in a long time.
Sitton Construction relocates in O'Fallon, Ill.
Sitton Construction Group, a construction and management firm, has moved to a new, larger location on North Green Mount Road in O'Fallon, Ill.
Rukus Rocks the Edward Jones Dome prior to Monster Truck Show
"Like a Monster across the stage they rocked" the Edward Jones Dome prior to the Monster Truck Show on Saturday February 4th.
Joe's Pizza and Pasta makes splash in Wood River
Joe's Pizza and Pasta has opened up its newest location at 144 E. Ferguson in Wood River, the former site of Sgt.
Warm winter weather not always welcomed
The owner says business has been sluggish for the past year. He says typically winter is his busy season but, with the mild temperatures he is forced to close his business.
Troy, Illinois man charged for phone harassment
Edwardsville, IL - A 62-year-old Troy, Illinois man was charged Thursday for allegedly harassing and making threats to someone via telephone, the Madison County Sheriff's Office said.
Judge to rule in case of Illinois pastor's killing
This March 13, 2009, file photo released by the Madison County Sheriff's Department shows Terry Sedlacek, of Troy, Ill.
Mobile home park reputation lives on
A lot of people choose to live in mobile home parks. The choice, however, doesn't make them bad people.