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112th House GOP primary: Candidate with political credentials versus Mom with passion for advocacy
In a battle for the Republican nomination to the 112th House District, candidates Joe Hackler of Granite City and Jennifer Korte of Edwardsville argue they are in sync with the party's base and have what it takes to defeat Democrat incumbent Rep. Katie Stuart (D-Collinsville) come November. -
Cedarhurst Nursing Home accused of negligence leading to resident's death
BELLEVILLE – Cedarhurst Nursing Home has been named in a wrongful death lawsuit alleging that negligence lead to the death of a resident. -
Plaintiff who won $2 million in Rudolf’s court and lost it in Gilbert’s court seeks Seventh Circuit review
CHICAGO – Tommy Harris, who won more than $2 million in the court of Circuit Judge Heinz Rudolf and lost it in the court of Senior U.S. District Judge Phil Gilbert, aims to win it back on appeal. -
New Athens mother sues over child's alleged sexual assault
BELLEVILLE – A New Athens mother is suing a couple alleging that their child sexually assaulted her child during a visit to their home. -
Cahokia renter sues landlord after falling down front steps, alleging property had improperly maintained handrails
BELLEVILLE – A Cahokia resident is suing his landlord alleging that improperly maintained handrails caused him to fall down the front steps of his property. -
Poor student achievement and near-zero accountability
When Wirepoints first dug into the pre-pandemic scores of Decatur 3rd-graders, we thought they’d been misreported. The State Report Card said just 2% of Decatur’s black 3rd-graders could read at grade level. Just 2%? -
Missouri company alleges Texas credit corporation reneged on deal to buy a debt
BELLEVILLE – A Missouri company is suing a Texas corporation citing a breach of contract. -
Walmart removes customer's suit alleging she tripped at O'Fallon store
BELLEVILLE - A woman has sued Walmart in St. Clair County Circuit Court after she allegedly tripped over a raised concrete block in the sidewalk in front of the O'Fallon store. -
Former Slab Masters employee denies allegations in breach of contract suit
EAST ST. LOUIS – A former Slab Masters employee argues that a non-compete agreement is unenforceable in response to a suit alleging he left the Caseyville company to work for a competitor. -
Belleville man sues construction company claiming driver ran over him twice
BELLEVILLE – A Belleville couple is suing Klemme Construction alleging that one of its employees caused the plaintiff to suffer severe injuries. -
Belleville father alleges son was injured by vicious dog, sues owners
BELLEVILLE – A Belleville man is suing a couple alleging that their dog attacked and injured his son. -
Suit alleges drunk driver caused roll-over collision in Alton, fled the scene
EDWARDSVILLE – A passenger claims a drunk driver caused an Alton collision and then fled the scene, leaving her suffering from seizures as a result of her injuries. -
Gov. Pritzker signs Medicaid omnibus legislation that increases access and equity in Illinois' health care system
Gov. Pritzker signs Medicaid omnibus legislation that increases access and equity in Illinois' health care system. -
Former Cahokia employee sues city over alleged sexual harassment by her supervisor
EAST ST. LOUIS – A former Cahokia employee claims she was wrongfully terminated after reporting alleged ongoing sexual harassment and retaliation by the director of public works. -
Federal judge approves class definitions in litigation over poultry price fixing allegations
Three groups will get to pursue claims against producers that haven't settled -
Shopper alleges boxes left in Dollar Tree aisle caused her to fall
EDWARDSVILLE – A woman is suing a Dollar Tree Store in Alton alleging she tripped and fell on boxes that were left in the aisle. -
Gov. Pritzker Takes Bill Action as of May 27, 2022
Gov. Pritzker Takes Bill Action as of May 27, 2022. -
Longer public schools closed for pandemic, more students they lost
New research shows remote learning spurred the enrollment declines plaguing public schools. Schools with more in-person instruction lost fewer students. -
Wood River resident sues city to disqualify recreation center project from being funded by certain sales tax
EDWARDSVILLE – A Wood River taxpayer is suing the city to prohibit it from using certain tax funds to build a recreation center. -
Georgia photographer files copyright infringement lawsuit against Prism Restoration
EAST ST. LOUIS - A professional photographer from Atlanta is suing Prism Restoration and its founder for allegedly using his photographs in advertisements without permission.