Clinton County, United States (Local)
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Carolyn's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime and breaking news stories in the Belleville, Illinois area. She extensively covers evolving crime-related events and breaking news such as homicides, police investigations, and local incidents of gun violence.
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By: Carolyn P. Smith
A Fairview Heights man has been charged after authorities say he rammed a police squad car on Wednesday, forcing it into another vehicle during a traffic stop on Old Collinsville Road, just south of Frank Scott Parkway.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
A 28-year-old Millstadt woman died early Saturday morning in a single-car crash on Illinois State Route 163 near Millstadt.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
A 38-year-old Belleville woman was charged Monday with first-degree murder in the death of an East St. Louis man that occurred Friday.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
“She asked me if I cried because she was in a wreck. I told her yes,” her grandfather said.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
DNA will be used to confirm the findings.
The man was found at about 10:21 a.m. Wednesday, Illinois State Police confirmed.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
A St. Clair County judge has ruled that the city of East St. Louis owes its police union $2.1 million in back pay, interest and legal fees, bringing
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By: Carolyn P. Smith
Authorities allege a mouse was held over a gas stove flame and a video was posted on YouTube.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
“It has been nearly a decade since we sued them for our money, and we are still fighting to get our money, even with a court order,” a former officer said.
By: Carolyn P. Smith
Multiple fire agencies responded to a fire in the 300 block of Quince Street in Edwardsville Tuesday.
