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Illinois expands Medicaid to non-medical services

Many enrolled in the state’s Medicaid program will soon be eligible to receive a host of non-medical services that could improve overall health – including housing and nutrition assistance, violence…

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Tuesday crash in Waterloo

The Waterloo Fire Department responded at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday to a single-vehicle crash at 954 Gall Road. No injuries were reported in the crash, which resulted in a power pole…

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Semi truck fire on Tuesday

The Waterloo Fire Department and Monroe County Sheriff’s Department responded about 10:25 a.m. Tuesday to a flames showing from the brakes area of a semi truck on Route 3 just…

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Structure fire in New Athens

The Hecker and Freeburg fire departments assisted the New Athens Fire Department with structure fire reported about 2:30 a.m. Saturday in the 8000 block of Peacock Site Road near New…

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Waterloo Road closure begins Monday

The St. Clair County Department of Roads and Bridges will be performing bridge deck preservation work on Waterloo Road beginning Monday.  The bridge over Prairie du Long Creek will be worked…

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Bear sighting sets Columbia abuzz

The excitement was nearly unbearable Sunday as Columbia residents reported a black bear roaming in and around town throughout the day.  Fortunately, the unusual visitor wandered on his way out…

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Sex predators nabbed in Columbia

Five St. Louis men were arrested last week following a two-day human trafficking enforcement operation conducted by the Illinois State Police in Columbia. Deepak Chiluveru, 24; Tuan M. Huynh, 34;…

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Laurie loved Valmeyer

Upon their passing, many people are spoken of as pillars of a community, individuals who had a tremendous love for those around them and a seemingly boundless energy to serve…

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CHS students study in Spain

Foreign language students at Columbia High School have had a busy and exciting summer. As previously reported, CHS students studying German participated in a three-week stay in Columbia’s sister city…

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Keys stepping up for Dupo

A member of the Dupo Board of Trustees is stepping into a temporary position as mayor following the recent resignation of the village’s leader. Jerry Wilson announced his resignation early…

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