At the end of the year, St. Louis Regional Airport Director David Miller will call it a career.

Southern Illinois University's School of Dental Medicine recently provided critical dental care to 126 children ages 3-13 at the 16th annual Give Kids A Smile Day.

(The Center Square) — Pfizer has asked the Food and Drug Administration to authorize the use of its COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 to 11, but Illinois lawmakers have shown little appetite so far for a vaccine requirement for students.

With four straight months of record-breaking increases, some are wondering when home prices will stabilize.

In the first half of 2021, analysts say Illinois farmland prices did something atypical: they shot up in value. 

Lewis and Clark Community College President Ken Trzaska is looking for answers from the state in regard to funding for the college's Main Complex Renovation Project.

It appears a handful of unions representing educators in the Triad and Edwardsville school districts view Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s vaccine mandate for schools differently than the Illinois Education Association.

It’s shaping up to be a busy day in Downtown Alton on Saturday. From 8 a.m. to noon it’s the final farmer’s market of the year on the Henry Street parking lot. Then from noon to 3 p.m., The Lodge at The Lovejoy, 401 Piasa St., will be host to the annual Alton Main Street Chili Cook-Off.

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker has signed a measure establishing a pilot program in Cook County that would allow residents under a certain income level to have their traffic court fees waived.

Another group is protesting the Democratic-drawn legislative maps in Illinois.

The Illinois legislature has created a new official state designation — cultural district — to strengthen local neighborhoods and promote economic development. 

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the dangers posed by overcrowded and understaffed nursing homes in Illinois, and now a state agency is calling for reforms.

Two suspects are in custody for five weekend residential burglaries in two Glen Carbon neighborhoods.

With the warm weather over the summer and little in the way of cooler weather so far, trees are not yet dropping their leaves in large numbers. But it won't be long until the fall colors return, and then turn into a fall pile of leaves for many. A local fire chief has a few reminders if you …

Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings with it a wave of appeals to donate to breast cancer charities. The Better Business Bureau wants you to research charities and cause-related products carefully before making a donation or buying a pink-ribbon product.

Lewis and Clark Community College will host a community electronic waste drive at the end of the month.

(The Center Square) — Gov. J.B. Pritzker has been working to change the Health Care Right of Conscience Act, which some have invoked in the fight against COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker has signed into law an ethics reform package, but some are saying more needs to be done.

Now that the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act is law, work turns to implementation and how to pay for it.

A bridge on the eastern entry and exit to Alton on Illinois 140/111 has been getting a new surface over the spring and summer, but work is nearing an end.

The St. Louis Area Food Bank is an organization that helps put food on the shelves of many area food pantries, but how does it get funding?

A group of parents is suing a school district in southern Illinois over who has the right to issue a mask mandate.

When the clock strikes midnight tonight (Wednesday) the chance to apply for your share of the $250 million B2B (Back to Business) grant program will end.

The Dream Center of Alton public profile is now listed on Inside Out Network as part of a partnership with the Illinois Department of Corrections.