Columbia food truck owner opens restaurant
A few years ago at his daughter’s first birthday party, Bryan Scott needed to make a meal that children and adults would enjoy.
As he...
Waterloo splash pad plans moving along
Plans for the splash pad at William Zimmer Memorial Park in Waterloo are progressing.
At its September meeting last Wednesday, the Waterloo Park District Board...
Mailboxes damaged in southern Monroe County
The Monroe County Sheriff's Department is investigating several reports of mailbox damage in the southern portion of the county that occurred late Monday night...
Waterloo schools shift to in-person
The Waterloo School District announced Tuesday afternoon that it would resume in-person learning beginning Sept. 24.
In a letter sent to parents late Tuesday afternoon,...
No new mitigations for region
The metro east will not face any additional mitigations to slow the spread of coronavirus in the region, according to St. Clair County Board...
Friday motorcycle crash near Columbia
A Waterloo man was injured in a Friday motorcycle crash near Columbia in rural St. Clair County.
The St. Clair County Sheriff's Department said...
Columbia schools reopening to students
The Columbia School District Board of Education unanimously voted at a special meeting Monday night to resume in-person learning beginning Sept. 28.
The board approved...
Monday crash in Waterloo
The Waterloo Fire Department responded along with Waterloo police and Monroe County EMS to a two-vehicle crash on Route 3 at Southview Drive shortly...
Dupo vehicle theft suspects captured
Two suspects wanted in the Sept. 3 thefts of four vehicles in Dupo as well as a repair shop burglary were taken into custody...
Suspects sought after flee attempt from St. Louis
Local law enforcement agencies were put on alert about 12:50 p.m. Wednesday for a green Ford F150 that was evading St. Louis city police...
Wagner keeps up the fight
Monroe County Health Department Administrator John Wagner went on a fishing trip to Table Rock Lake in Missouri with his son for the weekend...
New rules take bite out of dining
The Illinois Department of Public Health announced on Sept. 2 that “in excess” of 1,400 of the state’s coronavirus cases in the last 60...