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No one was charged when staff were caught on a 911 tape threatening violence against a Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center resident who has developmental disabilities. New reporting shows a culture of cover-ups at the facility.

No one was charged when staff were caught on tape threatening violence against a Choate resident who has developmental disabilities. New reporting shows a culture of cover-ups at the facility.

Cleanup continues after trail derailed The cleanup continues after a train slammed into a semi truck Saturday near Murphysboro. Crews from Missouri are in Hamilton County helping clean the wreckage after...

The A.J.C Foundation is partnering with VFW District 15 to fill a box truck with supplies for Veterans in Ft. Myers, Florida to bring relief after Hurricane Ian devastated their

Over the past 150 years, a lot has happened at the Daily Herald, both with the company and the Paddock family. Take a look at our timeline to get a sense of our history, expansion and innovation.

Do you have a Murphysboro business? Want to host the Big Muddy Monster for part of the year? Now is your chance.

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Elizabeth Hinton, a renowned professor of law and African American studies at Yale University, will deliver the Morton-Kenney Public Affairs Lecture at SIU Oct. 6.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale will host the annual “Music & Motion” high school marching band competition in Saluki Stadium, Saturday, Oct. 1.

Bailey says Pritzker is either "a fool or a liar," while Pritzker calls Bailey a "Trump extremist."