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Students, staff and others at Marquette High School in Alton shaved their heads for charity yesterday, and surpassed expectations as far as participation and fundraising.  At least 19 students fr
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A Madison County Grand Jury has indicted three people in connection with financial exploitation cases involving elderly victims.  In one case, a 91-year-old woman was allegedly victimized by her
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Alton's Amphitheater is heading into its fourth year of operation, and city officials are bringing back Triple Jam Productions to promote a series of summer concerts this year. The venue annually host
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Checking overnight police activity, Alton Police were holding 41-year-old Lester E. Ingram of the 2,700 block of Hillcrest for domestic battery; 43-year-old  Terry D. Elsperman of the 200 block o
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Gov. Pat Quinn had his first chance Wednesday to respond to criticism of his State of the State address.   Asked where he would get the money to support some of the tax breaks he is pushing,
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Big corporations got tax breaks last year, and the state’s largest public employee union is still asking: what about us?   Hundreds of American Federation of State, County and Municipa
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Businesses may soon be banned from requiring potential employees to divulge their social media passwords, for sites such as Facebook and Twitter, during the hiring process.  State Rep. La Shawn
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WBGZ Radio is celebrating a birthday today. The station began broadcasting on February 3, 1948 as WOKZ from the Hotel Stratford in downtown Alton. The station currently operates 24 hours a day at 1570
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Should faith-based organizations be forced by the federal government to provide health coverage for procedures such as sterilization and abortion that violate their moral beliefs?    
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A new twist on an old industry is coming to Grafton. Many river towns have a thriving fishing industry, but the invasive Asian Carp has pushed many native species out. A group of entrepreneurs have de
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