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Nine-year-old Brier Engelmann assumed command of the Highland City Council during the June 17 meeting, wielding the gavel with elected Joe Michaelis, the elected mayor. It was a raffle prize her parents won. → Read More
City leaders in Highland voted against granting funds for the chamber of commerce’s annual street art festival. The concern arose after a councilman raised questions about increased money for signage. → Read More
With a scuffling residential housing growth rate, Highland continues weighing whether or not to boost the housing market is fewer inspections. The city council is expected to take up a final proposal in July, → Read More
Highland residents might see food trucks, as the city council is considering an ordinance to regulate their appearance. Council members want to avoid taking customers away from brick and mortar businesses. → Read More
The Highland Public Safety Building is headed back to the drawing board. The Highland City Council on Monday rejected all the bids for the project and has sent it back to the architect. → Read More
The Spindler building — one of the oldest in Highland — still stands beneath the thick oak trees, but has fallen into complete disrepair. In turn, the Highland City Council has voted to demolish it. → Read More
Education news: SIUC and SIUE have turbulent history, says area historian in Southern Illinois near St. Louis MO. He expects it to continue when university president Randy Dunn leaves. → Read More
A tire blowout caused a pickup to spin out of control and crashed into a ditch, killing the driver, according to Illinois State Police. The accident occurred in Williamson County IL near Belleville IL and St. Louis MO. → Read More
A Hamel, IL man was killed in a crash with a parked state trooper’s squad car on I-55 in a construction zone shortly after noon Friday. The trooper is being treated for serious injuries. → Read More
Food safety news: Hungry Man frozen meals are latest in a series of snack and convenience foods to be recalled for possible salmonella contamination in Southern Illinois near Belleville, IL, and St. Louis, MO. → Read More
News: A Mount Vernon, IL, nursing home in Southern Illinois near Belleville, IL, and St. Louis, MO, was evacuated after a cleaning-solution mishap made chlorine gas. Two employees were treated for inhalation. → Read More
Crime news: Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Police are looking for people who allegedly painted homophobic slurs on sidewalks of SIUE quad in Edwardsville, IL, near Belleville, IL, and St. Louis, MO. → Read More
Crime news: Surveillance video footage shows a suspect take a diamond ring from Hudson Jewelers in Edwardsville, IL, in Southern Illinois near St. Louis, MO, and running out of the store without paying for it. → Read More
Crime news: Illinois State Police confirmed that a body was found Tuesday night at Frank Holten State Park in East St. Louis, IL, in Southern Illinois near Belleville, IL, and St. Louis, MO. → Read More
Crime news: Police say four juveniles are in custody after a carjacking at a Belleville, IL, BP gas station in Southern Illinois. They were arrested in St. Louis, MO, and the car was recovered in Riverview, MO. → Read More
Food safety news: Pepperidge Farm is recalling Goldfish crackers due to a possible contamination with salmonella. The whey powder used in a flavoring may have been contaminated, according to the manufacturer. → Read More
Heath and safety news: More than 200 cases have been reported of the intestinal parasite infection that has been linked to McDonald’s salads, among other sources. → Read More
News: A Belleville, IL, attorney has been selected as a new associate judge for the 20th Judicial Circuit in Southern Illinois near St. Louis, MO. → Read More
Crime news: A Bethalto, IL, man accused of driving into a group of people in an Alton, IL, parking lot early has been charged with murder in the death of one woman in Southern Illinois near St. Louis, MO. → Read More
Wild horses and burros will be offered for sale or adoption in August in Ewing, IL as part of an ongoing program with the federal Bureau of Land Management. → Read More