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“Let Your Team Down Today”: Missouri Fans Aren’t Convinced Despite Dennis Gates Expressing Pride in Playing Saint Louis

Dennis Gates’ Missouri Tigers lost 90-84 to Saint Louis, suffering their first defeat of the 2026-27 season. The game marked the renewal of the rivalry between the two programs, which had not faced each other since 2001. The Tigers won that game 69-67. After the loss, Gates defended his...

Columbia, MO · 2d

The Telegraph

Mizzou vs. SIU-Edwardsville basketball betting line, over/under and point spread

Mizzou basketball opens as more than a 25-point favorite vs. SIUE

Edwardsville, IL · 17h

The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Edwardsville Veterans Day Parade returns Nov. 11

The Madison County procession features grand marshal Kimberli Goodner, a flyover, bands and a free American Legion Post 199 afterparty.

Edwardsville, IL · 2d

timestribunenews.com

Madison County Historical Society presents ‘A Christmas Memory’ Nov. 19

• On Thursday, Nov. 19, the Madison County Historical Society (MCHS) and Alumni Players! (AP!), will offer up an evening of entertainment they hope will set the tone for the coming holiday season. The centerpiece of the evening will be a performance of “A Christmas Memory,” a short story by...

Edwardsville, IL · 2d

The Edwardsville Intelligencer

SIUE men’s basketball falls to Lipscomb on buzzer-beating miss

SIUE erases a 13-point deficit and takes a late lead, but Lipscomb escapes when Jordan Pickett’s 3-point attempt at the buzzer bounces out.

Edwardsville, IL · 1d

The Edwardsville Intelligencer

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The Rock invites Edwardsville family to ‘Jumanji’ premiere

Brooklynn Keppler’s Halloween costume catches The Rock’s attention, leading to an invitation for the Edwardsville family to attend the “Jumanji: Open World” premiere.

Edwardsville, IL · 20h

Dino World

10 Facts About Cahokia Mounds in Illinois

Stick around until the end—one overlooked detail reveals how archaeologists know exactly what these ancient builders were thinking.

Cahokia, IL · 11h

everafterinthewoods.com

This Illinois City Park Becomes A Dazzling Christmas Wonderland With Millions Of Lights

Four million lights. That’s the number, and a group of retired volunteers called the Grandpa Gang puts them up by hand every single year. They start in September, long before most of us think about holiday decorations. By the day after Thanksgiving, a quiet city park in Illinois glows like a giant snow globe.

Alton, IL · 1d

The Telegraph

Staunton High students dismissed early Friday due to potential gas smell

Early dismissal "out of an abundance of caution," the school district posted on Facebook.

Staunton, IL · 2d

hoodline.com

Granite City Singer-Songwriter Dana Michael Anderson's Music

Dana Michael Anderson was a singer-songwriter from Granite City, Illinois, whose recorded work included albums and live performances. He died in 2023. Dana's recorded work included albums released during his lifetime. His brother, JB Anderson, said a coroner contacted him in August 2023 to inform him that Dana had died by suicide, as detailed by BroBible. Dana's obituary, published through Central Cremation Center, states that he passed away at his residence on August 10, 2023.

Granite City, IL · 1d

The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Wine & Whiskey for the Watershed returns Nov. 12

Proceeds support conservation, habitat restoration and environmental education at the Watershed Nature Center.

Edwardsville, IL · 1d

The Telegraph

Macoupin County voters oust one incumbent board member, support separation from Chicago

Three of four referendums approved, including one to create special ambulance service in Medora

Macoupin County, IL · 2d

The Telegraph

Monticello downs Roxana to reach IHSA Class 3A quarterfinals

Monticello beat Roxana 49-14 in the IHSA Class 3A football playoffs, to advance to next week’s quarterfinals.

Monticello, IL · 1d

edglentoday.com

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Two Teams, Two Individuals To Race At IHSA Class 2A Boys State Cross Country Meet, Two Girls Teams, Four Individuals Set For State Meet

PEORIA --- Two area boys teams --- Civic Memorial and Waterloo – as well as two girls teams --- Highland and Mascoutah --- along with a total of six individuals, two boys and four girls, will race in the IHSA Class 2A state cross country meet Saturday morning at Detweiler Park in Peoria.

Peoria, IL · 2d

Collinsville Daily News

Blackburn Annexation Passes Maryville Village Board

The Maryville Village Board meeting opened at 6pm on November 4 with Trustee Rod Schmidt absent. The meeting began with public comments. Page Durham, a resident of Collinsville, was the first to speak, and she began by handing the board an informational flier. She came representing the Madison County Farm Bureau, a non profit representing 1,300 land owners and farmers within the county. Durham spoke on behalf of the annexation of the Regal property, which the Farm Bureau opposes for various reasons stated on her handout. The annexation itself is for the Blackburn Manor subdivision and the surrounding area. She acknowledged the annexation is working within state limits, but the bureau would like the board to adopt an agricultural zoning area for the property. Their intention is to keep farmland as farmland. Allowing the farmers to use that land as they always have. She then offered her services to the board and the staff in the creation of said agricultural zone. Dwayne Regal spoke next. His property is the one in question regarding the annexation. He isn't ready to hook up to city water yet, and he currently prefers his well water. Regal wanted to know if the annexation will

Maryville, IL · 2d

Collinsville Daily News

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Residents Raise Concerns to Venice City Council About Police

The Venice City Council met on November 2 minus Alderman Randy Davis whose resignation from the board was approved during the meeting.A moment of silence for the four adults shot at a youth football game at Madison High School the evening before. Several public comments were centered around issues with the police department. The first public speaker was from code enforcement officer Eric Deboe. Deboe wanted to know who the FOIA officer and when a new Streets & Alleys supervisor. Finally, Deboe said he believed there should be a time for city employees to talk to all elected officials without the public present. Mayor Phillip White Jr. replied that there is no FOIA officer for the city- the police chief, compltroller, and clerk each respond to their own departments requests. White added that Streets & Alleys employee Kendall Echols is doing a good job managing things so there are no plans to hire anyone. Alderman Gerald Massie replied to Deboe's comment about meeting in private and explained that Sunshine Laws prohibit that. White said he would be happy to meet with Deboe privately to answer some of his questions and explain policies and procedures. Next, Reverend James Herell reminded the

Venice, IL · 19h

The Edwardsville Intelligencer