Nader Qasem is part of the family-owned iDeal Furniture store on Camp Jackson Road in Cahokia Heights. The business is less than a mile from Interstate 255.

We’re here to educate kids, help them socially, emotionally and make sure they’re well-nourished. That’s going to continue to be our focus,” one superintendent said.

Join Blues alumni and first responders for a charity hockey game in East Alton, supporting the Madison County Fallen Officers ...

Nathan C. Frischkorn was pronounced deceased at the scene, according to a news release from Coroner Tracy Vallett. A vehicle ...

A metro-east man received the maximum prison sentence for punching a librarian in the face at the Hayner Public Library in ...

Beardstown cruised to a 54-22 win over visiting Metro-East Lutheran Monday. Beardstown (1-1) plays at home against Granite City on Wednesday at 5 p.m. Metro-East Lutheran (1-17) goes on the road to ...

Randolph County authorities are investigating a fiery crash that left one person dead near Red Bud. The victim’s name has not ...

Two Metro East homes in Cahokia Heights and Wood River suffered significant damage from fires, with no injuries reported, and ...

Money from Minnesota’s settlement with 3M over “forever chemicals” will soon be available for natural resources projects in ...

The Illinois Department of Transportation will close 3.5 miles of Interstate 255 for six months starting Saturday.

Father McGivney triumphed over visiting Metro-East Lutheran 61-12 Saturday. Lift For Life (11-4), the defending Class 4 state champion, took control and then held off a rally from the Principia (13-3) ...

It] sometimes makes my stomach hurt to listen to how upset people are at these meetings for the way that they feel things are ...