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St. Norbert College trustee's defamation lawsuit against a former student regarding sexual assault handling is dismissed, reports Green Bay Press Gazette. Read to learn more.

"As soon as I heard that, I figured that there was likely going to be a cemetery," said Sweeney.

Concerns over the fate of a beloved south Winnipeg forest are escalating as the owner advances its plans to build affordable housing and business space on the property.

Twenty nine positions were eliminated this week with another 12 positions eliminated by the end of 2024.

St. Norbert alum Spencer Carbery was hired as the new head coach of the Washington Capitals of the NHL on Tuesday.

De Pere's sister across the sea. Delegates from De Pere's sister city in Sweden are visiting town to continue a 15 year long partnership.

The Diocese of Springfield is creating a center at the site of the former Chiara Center...

After a pandemic-canceled season, county fairs are ready to return David Blanchette, Journal-Courier FacebookTwitterEmail Fair season starts in six weeks, with organizers hoping to bring people back after the pandemic canceled last year’s events. Macoupin County fair board President Kim Carney Rhodes said safety provisions will be in place for this year’s fair, which will be June 8-12.David Blanchette | Journal-Courier CARLINVILLE — Following last summer’s fair season — devoid of liv...

We are ready to go County fairs resume in June David Blanchette For The Telegraph April 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Fair season starts in six weeks, with local organizers hoping to bring people back after the pandemic canceled last year’s events. Macoupin County Fair Board President Kim Carney Rhodes, pictured at the fairgrounds in Carlinville, said her board will have safety provisions in place for this year’s event planned June 8-12. HIGHLAND — Following last summer’s season — dev...