Grant James Weiler 21 years old of Sainte Genevieve, MO January 20, 2004 – September 28, 2025 Survived By: Mother, Jill Weiler, Father, Jeff Weiler, Sister, Brittany Klein, Sister, Carly Weiler, Grandfather, James J. (June) Weiler, Grandmother, Richelle (Larry) Range; Nieces, Brooklynn Klein and Madelynn Burle; Aunts, April (Ryan) Bauer, JaylaDell (Joey)Tindell; Uncles, […]
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By BEN SZALINSKICapitol News Illinoisbszalinski@capitolnewsillinois.com CHICAGO – Immigration and Customs Enforcement leaders in Chicago canceled a meeting scheduled for Friday with members of Illinois’ congressional delegation. Illinois’ Democratic members of Congress had asked for a meeting with ICE Chicago Field Office Director Russell Hott. They were seeking to learn more about ICE and the
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State of the art facility is fully staffed and programming is up-and-running! By Rachel Marshall, principal and Dr. Jim Beers, reporter CHESTER, Ill. — The Chester Early Childhood Center proudly opened its doors to students for the first time on August 26, 2025, marking a significant milestone for early education in Randolph County. After
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CHESTER – Chester High School Homecoming is just around the corner, and the school is busy making arrangements for a week of fun and spirit. On Thursday September 25 the Homecoming King and Queen Candidates were announced. (Back Row, left to right) are junior King Candidate Karim Landeros, senior King Candidates Ethan
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CHESTER – GEO Sport Lighting Company has installed new LED lights at Chester High School’s W.O. Smith Field, which were debuted during the last Friday’s game with Trenton-Wesclin. The new lights replace outdated halogen lights providing cost savings and improved visibility. GEO Sport Lighting Company employees work high above the Chester High School
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By BEN SZALINSKICapitol News Illinoisbszalinski@capitolnewsillinois.com BLOOMINGTON — Darren Bailey’s second campaign for governor will take a different approach to Chicago and its suburbs following his unsuccessful 2022 bid, the downstate farmer and former Republican state lawmaker told supporters Thursday. Former Republican State Sen. Darren Bailey speaks to supporters at a rally in Bloomington
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by Christi Mathis CARBONDALE, Ill. — Southern Illinois University Carbondale has created the Community Care and Education Center (CCEC) as a hub for community clinical services, social support resources and experiential training for health care, behavioral health and social services students, and the College of Health and Human Sciences facility is now open at its new location in University Hall,
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PERRYVILLE – A 25-year-old homeless man has been charged with the armed robbery of a Perryville convenience store Thursday morning, September 24th. According to a news release the suspect is Aaron Grant France, who is also known as Clayton Leon Chandler. Police say they were dispatched to the QuickStop, 1236 W. St.
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CHICAGO – The Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI) announces that $19.6 million was returned to consumers this year from lost or unclaimed life insurance policies and annuities, thanks to the Life Policy Locator service available to consumers at no charge. “September is Life Insurance Awareness Month, an ideal time to remind Illinoisans to use the free Life
JEFFERSON CITY — Dozens of community college students from across Missouri came together in Jefferson City recently for the Missouri Community College Association’s (MCCA) annual Student Leadership Institute. The one-day event gave student leaders the chance to sharpen their leadership skills, learn from experts and connect directly with Missouri legislators. The Institute
