Kavahn Mansouri | Belleville News-Democrat
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The $28 million increase in the budget is meant to cover some “one-time costs” the county will incur this year, plus wage increases and county projects that were postponed due to the pandemic. -
The program launched by the St. Clair County Transit District is meant to relieve pressure on local police and offer better care for riders who need it. -
County Board Chairman Kurt Prenzler said people should have the freedom to choose whether to wear a mask.
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A project to change Belleville’s station will closely mirror one that’s been completed at the Emerson Park Transit Center in East St. Louis. -
“We strongly encourage appointments. As they become available, we’ll have those posted on our website,” the county’s health department director said. -
The lawsuit describes Zach Schneider’s death as a “preventable tragedy.” -
Texas patients are heading to Illinois following a law that bans abortions six weeks into pregnancy. -
“St. Clair County is big enough,” Kern said while county sheriff deputies argue the requirement that officers live within the county makes it difficult for them to recruit new ones. -
Some of the ballot machines were purchased by the county 50 years ago. -
Two county Republicans allege Democrats conspired to dilute conservative presence in some districts in the newly proposed redistricting map. -
Almost all of the severe COVID-19 cases doctors and nurses are treating are people who aren’t vaccinated. -
The city will have to increase its testing and monitoring under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
