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Belleville News-Democrat, 15 Juli 2026

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ArticleTeens charged with murder after shoot­ings in East St. Louis

St. Clair County pro­sec­utors on Tues­day filed first-degree murder charges against the teen­age sus­pects in a series of shoot­ings Sunday that tar­geted one of the sus­pects’ fam­ily mem­bers. Ja’ymier Davis, 16, of East St. Louis, was charged as...

Teens charged with murder after shoot­ings in East St. Louis

ArticleNon­profit will restore 1887 build­ing on Mascou­tah Ave.

A deteri­or­at­ing two-story brick build­ing on Mascou­tah Avenue in down­town Bel­leville has been a source of hope, excite­ment, frus­tra­tion and con­tro­versy in recent years. Owned by the city, the 1887 build­ing has sat vacant for three...

Non­profit will restore 1887 build­ing on Mascou­tah Ave.

ArticleJudge warns East St. Louis city man­ager of jail risk

A fed­eral judge has warned East St. Louis’ city man­ager he could face jail time for with­hold­ing records in a whis­tleblower retali­ation law­suit. Shonte Mueller, a former hous­ing author­ity board mem­ber, and her hus­band Nich­olas Mueller, a...

Judge warns East St. Louis city man­ager of jail risk

ArticleFam­ily ques­tions motive in East St. Louis shoot­ings

An East St. Louis fam­ily is shocked and con­fused after a teen­ager and her boy­friend were arres­ted in a series of shoot­ings tar­get­ing her mother, two sib­lings and other fam­ily mem­bers Sunday, accord­ing to a rel­at­ive and a fam­ily...

Fam­ily ques­tions motive in East St. Louis shoot­ings

ArticleJustices testify on Cap­itol Hill as threats to judges surge

The U.S. Supreme Court police expect a 38% increase in secur­ity threats this year, Justice Elena Kagan told Con­gress on Tues­day, warn­ing that “for some of us, those threats have come very close” as the court seeks a roughly 10% annual budget...

Justices testify on Cap­itol Hill as threats to judges surge