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Part of a May, 2021 missing persons poster offering a reward for the discovery of Kenneth Brown.
Local
11 months ago
Coroner: Human skull belongs to man missing since 2021

An investigation into the death of Kenneth P. Brown, 42, continues.

Do you know who used this excavator to tear down half a home in Petersburg?
Crime
11 months ago
Crime of the Week: Help needed identifying who used stolen excavator to destroy home

Still no suspect in the partial demolition of a Petersburg home.

Billy Ruple, Jr.
Crime
11 months ago
Former state employee goes to prison for child porn distribution

Billy Ruple, Jr. worked for the Illinois Department of Human Services at the time.

Arnold Rivera
Crime
11 months ago
Vandalia man arrested on murder charge

43-year-old man recently arrested in connection to a sexual assault and murder investigation

Crime
11 months ago
IL Attorney General Kwame Raoul urges consumers to watch out for crypto scams

Are you a victim of cryptocurrency scams or fraud? Attorney General Raoul can help.

Lanphier High School
Crime
11 months ago
Lanphier asst principal resigns

Christopher Hampsey was accused of an on-campus battery of a student.

Crime
12 months ago
Gun, drug arrest

Robert Kemp, 55,, faces charges.

Handcuffed male
Crime
12 months ago
Suspect from Springfield arrested for possession of narcotics and firearms

An investigation involving narcotic drugs, and firearms resulted in an arrest in Springfield.

Clinton Crimestoppers
Local
12 months ago
Clinton Crime Stoppers disband after nearly 40 years

“While the decision to disband is deeply understood, the absence of this long-standing community partner will certainly be felt,” the Clinton Police Department said in a Facebook post.

Maria Guzman, left, and Sergio Rocha, parents of young children, comfort each other outside of Rayito de Sol Spanish Immersion Early Learning Center after federal immigration agents took a daycare teacher Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Erin Hooley)
IL State News
12 months ago
Judge will order federal agents in Chicago to restrict using force against protesters and media

The preliminary injunction came in response to a lawsuit alleging federal agents have used excessive force in their immigration crackdown in the Chicago area.

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