News On Demand for 3-30-26

The Vandalia Vandals went 1-1 in their Saturday round robin at I70Media field, knocking off the South Central Cougars 10-0, before falling to the Bree...

The South Central Cougars went 0-2 on Saturday in a round robin, falling to the Vandalia Vandals 10-0 and the Breese Mater Dei Knights 13-1 at I70Medi...

South Central softball's win streak to begin the season ended at five as they lost two tough games at the Casey-Westfield Tournament on Saturday. In G...

We may be looking at our only dry day of the week today. We are looking at partly sunny skies for today with a high of 78. Winds will gust out of the south better than 30 miles per hour. Then, partly cloudy skies for tonight with a low of 62. Meanwhile, rain comes in the forecast on Tuesday afternoon and will be stay...

An early morning fire in Farina has claimed the lives of two men. Fayette County Coroner Dave Harris reports that 19 year old Brandon Fulk and his brother, 18 year old Zachary Fulk, were both pronounced dead at the scene by the Fayette County Coroner's Office. Harris adds that a younger sibling was able to escape the ...

It's been pretty quiet on the "Data Center" information front and it probably will stay that way for a while. Speaking on our podcast "Talking about Vandalia," Mayor Doug Knebel gives an update on a potential Data Center in Vandalia. A group came to meet with the City's Economic Development Commiss...

An Illinois House committee has passed a bill to create the Illinois Future of Energy Choice and Economic Impact Commission, but environmental groups are opposed. Ramiro Hernandez of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce told the House Energy and Environment Committee that businesses are increasingly making decisions based ...

Three Illinois Senate Republicans called for the passing of a legislation package they say would bring relief to small businesses and their employees across the state. In a press conference, State Sens. Seth Lewis, Dave Syverson and Craig Wilcox said they want to make Illinois a place where people want to live, instead...

(Orland Park, IL) -- An Illinois man is accused of threatening several public officials. Michael Henry of Orland Park was arrested on multiple charges, including Threating Public Officials and Intimidation. State police say he sent threatening and intimidating emails to Tinley Park Mayor Michael Glotz, Cook County Comm...