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Waterloo Dairy Queen affected by data breach
The Waterloo Dairy Queen restaurant was among 19 Illinois locations affected by a data breach in August. Nearly 400 DQ locations nationwide had their software systems compromised, according to news…
Waterloo tops Gibault in ‘Dig Pink’ game
By ALAN DOOLEY The Waterloo Bulldogs varsity volleyball squad prevailed over cross-town rival Gibault in three thrilling sets Thursday night in the Gibault gymnasium. The opening round saw both…
Two-vehicle crash at Park Street and South Library
Waterloo police responded at about 10:35 a.m. Friday to a two-vehicle crash on Park Street at South Library Street. No serious injuries were being reported. A Ford Focus rear-ended a…
Injury crash on D Road near Columbia
The Columbia Fire Department responded along with the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department and Columbia EMS to a two-vehicle crash with injuries at D Road near Steppig Road in Columbia. The…
WPD investigating Rural King thefts
The Waterloo Police Department is asking the public for help in identifying a couple who allegedly stole items from Rural King in Waterloo last month. Investigators say a man…
Rahns hope to take homebrewing to next level
Monroe Countians likely know Chris and Tammy Rahn as owners of Rahn’s Hometown Auto Repair in Waterloo. In a year or so, however, the Rahns could be known for something…
Dupo picks up first win of season
The Dupo Tigers football team picked up its first win of the season Saturday, topping St. Louis Principia, 26-6, on the road. Principia kept the game close through much of…
Courthouse generator plans approved
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners on Monday approved plans for installing a 400-kilowatt electric generator to sustain operations at the courthouse in an emergency situation. Monroe County Engineer Aaron…
Drug-Free Coalition to review survey results
After being established for nearly a year, the Monroe County Coalition for Drug-Free Communities took time during the October meeting to revisit common goals and missions. They addressed potential police…
Waterloo woman helps sex trafficking victims
When people hear the phrase “sex trafficking,” the St. Louis area probably isn’t the first location to come to mind. It certainly wasn’t for Waterloo resident Dedee Lhamon, who saw…