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Former Brad Underwood star provides momentum changer at the 2024 Olympic Games
As Illinois basketball fans await a much-anticipated season, there are things to take our minds off the fact we are still months away. Fans of the Illini program can pay attention to the football team. We are going to be a solid unit in 2024. Illinois fans can think about the potential lineup. I put together a projected Illinois lineup for 2024-25. There is also the 2024 Olympics you can watch.
I’m 17 and get hate daily after buying $51k Tesla Model 3 – trolls think it’s ‘daddy’s money’ but I earn $100k a year
A TEENAGER is criticized online by viewers who refuse to believe she bought a brand new Tesla with her own money. Most viewers suggested the $51,000 car was bought with her parents’ money. Seventeen-year-old content creator and student Sophia Castiblanco from Illinois has received hate daily because she earns nearly $100K per year as an […]
Beating the heat at the Benton Cooling Center
BENTON, Ill. (KFVS) - One southern Illinois non-profit is offering a place to relax and recharge as the Heartland continues to swelter in the extreme heat this week. The Benton Cooling Center first opened its doors on July 1. One month later, nearly 100 people have used the center, which...
Illinois Now Forecast to Lose 400,000 Residents in Next 20 Years
There's good news and bad news about a new population forecast for Illinois. The bad news is that the state is forecast to lose almost 400,000 residents in the next couple of decades. The good news is rentals should be easier to find. This is based on a new ranking...
Pritzker signs bill aimed at preventing Black mothers from pregnancy-related deaths
CHICAGO, Ill. (WTVO) — Since statistics show Black women are three times as likely to suffer from pregnancy-related medical conditions than White women, Illinois Gov. Pritzker signed a bill package Monday aimed at improving mortality rates. Relying upon data from the Illinois Department of Public Health that showed mortality rates are higher for Black women […]
Awaiting surge, Pritzker says border crossings down past several months
(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker still won’t say if he’s being vetted to be the Democrat’s next vice presidential candidate, but he did comment on the potential for a new wave of migrants coming the state. An Illinois Republican says U.S. taxpayers can’t afford Pritzker's policies on the national ticket. Asked Monday if he’s being vetted for second in command of the country now that Joe Biden has...
Mt. Vernon swears in new Fire Chief
Mt. Vernon has a new fire chief. Assistant Fire Chief and 22-year Mt. Vernon Fire Department veteran Chris Yenne was sworn in Monday as the City of Mt Vernon’s new fire chief. He began his career with the Mt Vernon Fire Department on June 3rd, 2002, and was promoted...
Franklin County Real Estate Tax Bills to Be Mailed Wednesday
BENTON – The Franklin County Treasurer’s Office has released the timeline for 2023 Real Estate Taxes Payable 2024. Treasurer Steve Vercellino says Real Estate Taxes will be mailed Wednesday. The first installment is due Sept. 6 and the second installment is due Oct 18. You can pay your...
John A. Logan College announces new mascot, asks public help in naming process
John A. Logan College is set to unveil a new mascot soon. The college announced on Wednesday General John A. Logan’s horse will be their new mascot and they are seeking input for the name. “We are excited to introduce our new mascot as a tribute to General Logan’s...
Centralia Chamber welcomes High Point Residence Centralia during Tuesday ribbon cutting
The Centralia Chamber of Commerce welcomed High Point Residence, an assisted living and memory care home, at a ribbon cutting on Tuesday. High Point Residence Centralia, operating in the building that was formerly Cedarhurst of Centralia, is the latest senior care facility to be managed by Vantage Senior Care, which operates over a dozen senior homes throughout Illinois and Wisconsin. Vantage VP of business development David Lalowski was present to introduce visitors to the administrators of High Point Centralia and give a tour of the building. Lalowski talked about the goals of assisted living and memory care.
Kaskaskia Team 9th At FBLA Conference
A three-student team from Kaskaskia College placed well at the recent Future Business Leaders of America’s National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida. Madison Johnson of Vandalia, Isabelle Highfield of Patoka and Tyson Thompson of Okawville made up KC’s team in the collegiate level Emerging Business Issues category. The team finished ninth in the nation.
Bear Spotted Galloping Thru Carbondale, Illinois Farm Field
Do you doubt that there are more bears in Missouri and Illinois than ever before? Here's more video proof as a black bear was spotted galloping through a field near Carbondale, Illinois recently. I just came across this YouTube short shared by Scott McCree just a few days ago. Since...
Multi-platinum country singer to perform at Du Quoin State Fair
DU QUOIN, Ill. (KBSI) – A multi-platinum country singer will perform at the Du Quoin State Fair. Chris Lane will perform on Saturday, August 31. The Du Quoin State Fair runs from August 23 to September 2. No need to “Find Another Bar,” MULTI-PLATINUM Country star Chris Lane is...
Humane Society of Southern Illinois announces it is closing
CARBONDALE, Ill. (KFVS) - The Humane Society of Southern Illinois announced the shelter is closing after nearly 70 years of service. The announcement was made on Tuesday, July 30. In a news release, the shelter said there are several reasons leading to their closure, such as evolving community needs, operational...
Cape Catfish defeat O’Fallon to claim Prospect League Playoff spot
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - Cape Catfish defeated the O’Fallon Hoots 8-0 in 6 innings Tuesday night at Capaha Field to secure a bid in the Prospect League Playoffs. Catfish Hall of Famer Lane Crowden led the offensive attack going 3-4 with 4 runs batted in. With the victory,...
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