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General, the secretary of defense and the National Security advisor. And what was it all for . To clear the crowd so President Trump could stand in front of a boarded up church and hold up the bible as a political prop. The churchs bishop was furious. The president just used a bible and one of the churchs of my diocese without permission as a backdrop for a message antithey the call to the teachings of jesus and everything our churches stand for. I am outraged. The president did not pray when he came to st. Johns nor as you just articulated did he acknowledge the agony of our country right now...

A Galesburg man was sentenced Tuesday to nearly nine years in prison for setting a Minneapolis cell phone store on fire in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd.

Credit: UC Santa Barbara California, for so long a beacon of prosperity and fortune, is flagging in its ability to deliver on the promises that have attracted multitudes since the early 20th century. After decades of expansive growth, changes in priorities and governance have led to conditions that have become untenable for businesses and individuals, leading many to leave the Golden State, and causing others to reconsider their residency. On top of that, investment in the state’s infrastructure has been poor as the population has grown, leading to costlier measures down the line. That was ...

Galesburg Register-Mail Matthew Lee Rupert, 28, of Galesburg pleaded guilty to one count of arson this week before Judge Nancy E. Brasel in U.S. District Court, according to Acting U.S. Attorney W. Anders Folk. Rupert was initially charged on June 1, 2020.  A sentencing date will be scheduled later. According to the defendant’s guilty plea and documents filed with the court, on May 28, 2020, Rupert, of Galesburg, posted messages on his Facebook account referencing the public protests occurring in the Twin Cities following the death of George Floyd, including one that stated, “I’m g...

Illinois man pleads guilty to arson after traveling to Minneapolis to riot The 28-year-old recorded himself on Facebook live causing destruction in Minneapolis last summer. Author: Knox County Jail A 28-year-old Illinois man accused of traveling to Minnesota and recording himself on Facebook Live setting fire to a cell phone store during the May 2020 riots has pleaded guilty to arson.  Matthew Lee Rupert of Galesburg, Illinois, pleaded guilty to one count of arson this week in U.S. District Court, a news release says. He'll be sentenced at a later date.  Rupert was charged June 1, 2020, ...