For the last 12 years, a fundraising event is held that gives back to the community in Murphysboro, Ill. The 12th annual Big Muddy Monster Brew Fest is coming for yet another appearance.
Gov. JB Pritzker and Sen. Darren Bailey (R-Xenia) faced off in a heated first televised gubernatorial debate Thursday night inside the Braden Auditorium at Illinois State University.
Drivers in Illinois can expect another increase at the pump in 2023 because of the state’s gas tax increases that will take effect on January 1 and July 1.
Illinois House Republicans warned Wednesday that the SAFE-T Act could lead to property tax hikes. Yet, supporters of the law say communities won't have to raise anyone's taxes to implement changes to the justice system.
An agreement between Southern Illinois University and the Boys and Girls Club of Southern Illinois will create new mentoring and educational opportunities for members in the region.
The City of Carbondale has announced their official plans for the spooky season. On Monday, October 31, Carbondale will be hosting a slew of Halloween events.
During an August 2 inspection at the Franklin County Detention Center, the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice found what it calls “extremely low” staffing levels at the facility.
The Carbondale Chamber of Commerce, along with SIT Service Dogs, will be hosting a family friendly pet adoption event at Lenus Turley Park in Carbondale, Ill., so that you may meet your best furry friend.
The Illinois Department of Public Health and CDC reported Friday that there are no counties listed at high risk for COVID-19 for the first time since the middle of May.
Southern Illinois University is holding a family friendly festival on the weekend of October 7-9. “Little Grassy Get Down” is making its debut at SIU Carbondale’s Touch of Nature Outdoor Education Center.
The new public address system will allow deputies to communicate with people on scene as well as help to de-escalate a potentially dangerous situation.
The Illinois Department of Public Health is reporting 17,373 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in Illinois, including 62 deaths, since Sept. 16.
The House Public Safety and Violence Prevention Task Force heard more ideas from gun control advocates and supporters of the Second Amendment Thursday.
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