A quick start and shutdown defense was more than enough Thursday morning as the Goreville Blackcats jumped out to a 9-0 lead ...

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias’ office is now accepting applications for its fourth annual summer job program. Approximately 120 paid positions are available for college, trade school ...

Cambria officials are expected to take up several major issues during a special meeting scheduled for Wednesday, March 18.

The Goreville Blackcats have persevered in a year in which there has never been greater parity in Class 1A or small-school ...

MOUNT VERNON — School officials at Mount Vernon High School have some big shoes to fill this spring with the district’s announcement that both boys head basketball coach Tim Holloway ...

This March, the American Red Cross urges donors to help donors to help the national blood supply recover following a severe shortage and empower their health by ...

As Veterans Airport of Southern Illinois continues reviewing options for the future of air service in the region, American Airlines on Wednesday presented its proposal to replace the airport’s current ...

A strong first-half defensive performance and improved second-half shooting proved to be the difference for the John A. Logan College men’s basketball team Wednesday as the Volunteers cruised ...

Divine intervention or not, the Goreville Blackcats went to Church early and often in the second half, and the results were astounding. Senior Garrett Church was raining 3-pointers ...

On March 11, 2026, the Marion Police Department Narcotics Unit executed a court-authorized search warrant in the 1800 block of Bittle Place in Marion.

The Carbondale Police Department arrested a man Monday on multiple charges after officers allegedly observed him conducting narcotics sales.

As severe weather season approaches, Herrin officials say the city has adopted its first formal written policy governing the use and testing of outdoor warning sirens.