Paul Wilcoxen

Officials in the southern Illinois city’s public works and fire departments are collaborating to augment usual inspections with clear aerial views of any damage. Their work could become a disaster response and recovery staple.

A routine night at the movies turned into an unexpected evacuation Wednesday night when an 18-wheeler accidentally struck a natural gas meter behind the AMC theatre in the 1300 block

BENTON — Erica Robinson spends every day fighting for her son Brantley Odam. The nine-year-old was diagnosed 17-months ago with medulloblastoma, a rare and aggressive brain cancer.

Students at Herrin High School have been applying their skills in the Construction Trades program to a unique and meaningful project.

CARTERVILLE — Mayor Brad Robinson is warning Carterville residents to be on high alert for scam tree removal companies that claim to have partnered with the city in its debris cleanup efforts following a recent ice storm.

The Carbondale NAACP hosted the 43rd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast on Monday morning at Southern Illinois University.

On Monday, Donald Trump took the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States, drawing mixed reactions from the public.

As temperatures hover around freezing and wind chills continue to land in the single digits across Southern Illinois, staying warm and ensuring your furnace is in top condition has become

Organized by the college’s Black Student Association, John A. Logan College hosted its second annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast. Dr. Glenn Poshard was the keynote speaker. He discussed Dr.

Shawnee Community College will offer its fully online Introduction to Social Service Agencies course again starting February 10.