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East St. Louis official seeks top housing job as feds raise questions about hiring process - Vimarsana News

East St. Louis official seeks top housing job as feds raise questions about hiring process

At one point, City Manager Robert Betts was offered the post without an official vote, according to documents and e-mails obtained by the BND.

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East St. Louis seeks $3 billion in fines, plus additional damages in Monsanto litigation - Vimarsana News

East St. Louis seeks $3 billion in fines, plus additional damages in Monsanto litigation

EAST ST. LOUIS - The City of East St. Louis, seeking more than $3 billion in fines from Monsanto for contamination from its operation in Sauget, plans to seek damages, too.

Attorney for Swansea man accused of abusing corpse asks for funeral home security video - Vimarsana News

Attorney for Swansea man accused of abusing corpse asks for funeral home security video

The former employee has pleaded not guilty.

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Third District reverses dismissal of David Cates' fourth DUI charge - Vimarsana News

Third District reverses dismissal of David Cates' fourth DUI charge

OTTAWA - St. Clair County Associate Judge Tameeka Purchase committed error when she dismissed a misdemeanor charge that Belleville lawyer David Cates drove under the influence, Third District appellate judges ruled on Dec. 5.

Monsanto asks Dugan to dismiss East St. Louis pollution suit over destruction of soil samples - Vimarsana News

Monsanto asks Dugan to dismiss East St. Louis pollution suit over destruction of soil samples

EAST ST. LOUIS - Soil samples that prompted East St. Louis to cite Monsanto for ordinance tickets worth billions of dollars no longer exist, and Monsanto claims the destruction of evidence should end the case.