Maryville News

Pleasant Ridge Park, a 67-acre park located off of Pleasant Ridge Road and West Main Street in Maryville, Ill., opened last weekend.

Father McGivney Catholic High School is set to open this fall, the Alton Telegraph reports.

Diel & Forguson Financial Group has announced that Emily Penrod has passed the national certified public accountant exam and has received her license to practice from the state of Illinois.

A Collinsville, Illinois, police officer has been charged with four counts of obstruction after pulling over a motorist without cause.

William W. Rice, 75, died at 12:55 p.m. on Thursday, May 17, 2012, at Christian Hospital Northeast, St.

Edwardsville, IL - A Madison County grand jury indicted a Collinsville police officer Thursday on four counts of obstruction of justice in connection to a traffic stop last year made outside Collinsville city limits.

You may think of a service dog as a seeing eye dog, but 13-year-old Jackson Wood is looking for a dog for his autistic needs.

An Illinois woman is suing her doctor and a Maryville hospital claiming she was injured during a hysterectomy and contracted a staph infection following the procedure.

Michael and Denise Daniels of Maryville, and Vince and Melinda Smith of Godfrey are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Abbey L. Daniels and Luke T. Smith.

The octagon-shaped bar is made of knotty wood and corrugated metal. Cowboy hats and leather chaps hang on the walls.

The police announced days into the investigation that they were not suspecting anyone from outside for the deaths of Soumya Tummala Reddy and her cousin Vikram Kumar Tummala.

A Maryville police officer's lawsuit against a woman who allegedly rear-ended his vehicle during a traffic stop is at trial in Madison County Circuit Judge David Hylla's courtroom.

Hokkaido Steak & Sushi Buffet opened its doors after weeks of renovating and remodeling its new home along Illinois 159 in Swansea.

A two-year-old Illinois Supreme Court decision that snatched the property tax exemption from a central Illinois hospital could have a "chilling effect" on all state hospitals, says an area lawmaker.

Emergency responders were called Wednesday afternoon for a report of 2-year-old twin boys missing and a possible drowning in rural Edwardsville.