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Civil rights attorney and Amazon delivery drivers discuss safety issues following deadly tornado; Crump: 'Until you do right by them, we won't be silent'

Several delivery drivers and their families were joined by civil rights attorney Ben Crump and former Madison County Associate Judge Jennifer Hightower on Tuesday to share their experience when a deadly EF-3 tornado struck the Edwardsville Amazon facility on Dec. 10, saying the corporate giant had an obligation to put employee safety first.

Hulme and Dorman suits dismissed day after eruption at GOP meeting; Committeeman calls for Hulme to suspend campaign

A day after former Madison County administrator Doug Hulme launched a scathing attack against his political rival at a county GOP meeting, a judge dismissed lawsuits involving his firing in 2020.

Villanueva to lead business solutions team at career center

Kentucky Career Center-Lincoln Trail announced the hiring of Noah Villanueva as the business solutions team lead.

Supreme Court ends the eviction moratorium as pandemic continues

Madison County's revamped Section 8 department continues to expand

CDC issues new eviction moratorium until Oct. 3

What the end of the eviction moratorium means for the Metro East

Walker, Smith right choices for Alton

Walker, Smith right choices for Alton Luther Simmons, Jr. FacebookTwitterEmail We, are a coalition of Black Alton natives who remain civically engaged in our hometown community, support Brant Walker for Mayor and Tammy Smith for Alderwoman. Under Walker’s leadership downtown Alton is no longer ravaged by 100 year floods, city streets are being paved, home ownership assistance programs have helped 200 Altonians achieve the dream of home ownership, Pre covid unemployment was at a very respectable 4%, Killion Park (Salu) facilities have been improved for our youth, and diversity and inclusion at city hall is higher than that of all previous Alton mayors combined. Also, the list of Mayor Walker’s Community Policing programs is far too numerous to mention here.