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Fit for duty? | Deputy accused of manhandling motorist subject of numerous complaints
John Gillette, the Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy alleged to have manhandled a motorist who was having a kidney-stone attack, has apparently been the subject of at least 27 complaints and has been previously ...
Troubled teen will head for prison; man was killed for can of beer
Brandon Bouck's head dropped, his shoulders slumped, then he began to cry. Madison County Circuit Judge Charles Romani had just sentenced him on Tuesday to seven years in prison for second-degree murder of a ...
Palmyra Police Chief Investigated For Misconduct Resigns
William Tavernor told The Associated Press on Sunday he resigned last week in the town of about 700 to work on other things, and that there aren't enough hours in the day to still handle the part-time ...
Tree-Killing Beetle Found In Bloomington
The beetles were trapped last week in an industrial area of Bloomington 's southwest side.
William Tavernor has resigned as Palmyra's police chief amid an investigation by the Illinois State Police.
Judge: Sheriff's internal affairs files subject to FOIA
Turn 'em over. That's what a judge has told the Sangamon County sheriff's office in a fight over whether internal-affairs reports must be released under the state Freedom of Information Act.
Schools find savings while updating technology
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of a three-part series on the push to integrate more innovative technology into educational systems despite decreasing school district budgets.
Macoupin County Fair gets under way
Macoupin 4-H members will have activities daily at the Macoupin County Fair starting Monday.
'Not Even Once' grant to aid fight against meth use
Macoupin County will use a grant from the attorney general's office to initiate the "Not Even Once" program to fight meth use and production.
Spectators line the streets in Bunker Hill
People of all ages came to town to watch the 14th Annual Bunker Hill Fourth of July Parade Friday morning.
Sheriff defends actions against union complaint
Labor relations attorney Jack Knuppel was in the process Thursday of filing a motion to dismiss an unfair labor practice charge against Macoupin County Sheriff Don Albrecht.
Policemen's committee files unfair labor charge
In-fighting has entangled another area law enforcement agency. The Policemen's Benevolent Labor Committee on Tuesday filed an unfair labor practice charge against Macoupin County Sheriff Don Albrecht.
Macoupin sheriff accused of unfair labor practice
The Policemen's Benevolent Labor Committee filed an unfair labor practice charge Wednesday against Macoupin County Sheriff Don Albrecht.
Pit bull shot after charging Virden woman, police officer
A Virden police officer shot a pit bull to death Saturday morning after the dog charged a bicycle rider and then the officer.
Cop justified in killing pit bull, chief says
The weekend shooting of a pit bull by a city police officer was justified, Police Chief Scott Mayeda said Tuesday.
Weather woes - not corn - grow for farmers
Cool, wet weather followed by heavy rains has put many Illinois farmers behind either in planting corn or soybeans or replanting their crops.
Bernard Schoenburg: Cahnman pushing a - FAB' idea for county board
A petition drive aimed at cutting the 29-member Sangamon County Board nearly in half is expected to be announced this week.
Five men are facing charges of robbery and mob action for allegedly taking a cell phone from a victim after kicking and punching him.
Cavallo Bus Lines, based in Gillespie, has operated a shuttle service for state employees who work in Springfield and live in Macoupin County for 40 years.
SJ-R newspaper carrier hurt in accident getting better
The teenage State Journal-Register newspaper carrier injured in a dramatic crash near Rochester early Wednesday is improving at Memorial Medical Center.