-
U.S. Steel Corp. announced Tuesday that it must lay off more workers at its Granite City plant as it temporarily suspends operations there and at two other Midwest mills
-
Police are searching for a former Madison County prosecutor who was charged with battery after police said she fought with her girlfriend for violating her bond.
-
President-elect Barack Obama says it appears that the heads of the Big Three automakers are coming back to Congress with a "more serious set of plans" for how their companies are going to survive.
-
While national estimates predict a decline in holiday sales, small businesses in Belleville are finding new ways to encourage patrons to spend locally.
The state multiplier, which jacked up property tax bills by nearly 29 percent for city homeowners and businesses, will be waived for the Casino Queen, reducing the gambling boat's bill by $1.16 million, a county official said.
A former Madison County prosecutor was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery after police arrested her during a scuffle with her girlfriend on Monday night.
Edwardsville's boys basketball season opener turned out to be an eye-opener for the Althoff Crusaders.
While national estimates predict a decline in holiday sales, small businesses in Belleville are finding new ways to encourage patrons to spend locally.
Fresh off a win in his U.S. Senate runoff, Georgia Republican Saxby Chambliss is calling on his party to return to its conservative roots.
Southwestern Illinois College leaders say they are keeping retired President Elmer Kirchoff on the payroll through January to ensure a "smooth transition" for new President Georgia Costello. Her first day on the job was July 17.
- CARDS CHEAP SEATS: It's Miller time, after all
- CARDS CLUBHOUSE: Two years later, Pujols, Howard trade places
- PREPS: Catch the Flyers on TV, or online
- EDITOR'S BLOG: Help your neighbors
- PARENTING: Homework is a touchy subject!
- POP CULTURE: MovieGeek: TWILIGHT
- RAMS: Haslett explains Steven Jackson's absence in the fourth quarter
- BLUES: No goaltending controversy for now - just two good options
AP NEWS VIDEO
news.mcclatchy.com headlines
- Military contractor in Iraq holds foreign workers in warehouses
- In Minnesota, recounting ballots is only the first step
- Justices' irritation with lower court could save tobacco giant millions
- Commentary: An endgame for Iraq?
- Commentary: Mumbai attacks hit us all
Featured Advertisers
| Dating | Comics and Games | Local Shopping |
| Find a Car | Apartments | Local Jobs |
| Car Donation + Free Hotel |