Brad Choat is a journalist based in Alton, Illinois, specializing in local news. He writes for Advantage News and CBS Radio, covering a wide range of topics including community events, crime, sports, and social issues. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Brad is dedicated to keeping the residents of Alton informed about the happenings in their area.
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A dozen Roxana High School students are being recognized as Illinois State Scholars this year.
Brad Choat Several area college basketball teams took to the court, Friday night. Illinois turned back SIU - Edwardsville 90-58.
A combination of local, bi-state, and federal police agencies performed a special detail in Madison County, Thursday night.
Prepare for “community science” to take center stage Wednesday evening (November 13th) at The Old Bakery Beer Company in Alton.
“This is about as cool as it gets.”
A drawing of what The Wedge will look like on the outside when completed in early 2025.
A suspected drunk driver crashed his truck into a parked Illinois State Police squad car on Thursday night in East St. Louis.
St. Louis city police say a teen male was wounded in a shooting that happened during a Saturday night party. It was inside a short-term rental home. Witnesses reportedly refused to discuss the matter with police.
Entries are now being accepted for the Meeting of the Rivers Foundation’s fourth-annual “Winter on the River” photography contest.
The Madison County Board passed a fiscal year 20-25 budget of just over $187.5-million at its November meeting. It's a balanced budget, with no raise in the tax levy of just over 30-point-seven million. Board chair pro-tem Mick Madison thanked county administrator Dave Tanzyus and his staff for their attention to detail with the budgeting process.
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