Which do you think is worse library behavior: looking at porn or stabbing someone?

ALTON - A 1942 Oldsmobile that narrowly missed being recalled by the government during World War II has been restored to her former glory after years of neglect. Bill Kinsella, 63, of Channahon, Ill., will drive Blue Majesty, a Model 66 two-door Club Coupe, in Monday's Memorial Day parade....

Alton police officers watch drivers approaching Statehouse Circle from College Avenue as seat belt enforcement for the Memorial Day holiday weekend continued Friday. Several motorists were issued tickets for failing to wear a seat belt from officers, who were watching more than one road into the...

ALTON, N.H. (AP) - Rescue workers had to carry a boy and his uncle off a New Hampshire mountain after they fell down a rock face. Ronald Arsenault of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said 12-year-old Andrew Sosidka of Brick, N.J., may have suffered a broken ankle and 46-year-old Dave Sosidka of Clinton, N.J., may have broken ribs after their falls while hiking Friday on Mount Major in ...

If there's one grilling tip to remember this Memorial Day weekend, it should be this: Flame is bad. Whether you're barbecuing OR grilling, a meat-eater or a vegetarian, here's how to keep your flavor from going up in smoke.

Smugglers in Texas are increasingly packing dozens of people into small stash houses and treating them like prisoners whom they starve, beat or rape.

McALLEN — Federal agents arrested four people accused of smuggling 131 illegal immigrants found at a stash house near Alton.ICE agents detained the 131 illegal immigrants Tuesday after a raid at a house near Rhode Island and St. Jude streets,...

ALTON - An early Sunday morning crash in the 2400 block of Alby Street ended in the death of a woman passenger. Alton police had not released the victim's name or other details of the accident by Sunday afternoon. Battalion Chief Dave Eichen of the Alton Fire Department said the Alton Police...

An Alton man accused of killing his wife in front of their daughter is behind bars after being arrested at the Progreso International Bridge.

Exploration for copper, gold, and other precious metals in northeastern Minnesota has drawn attention to school trust lands created 150 years ago when Minnesota became a state. Millions of acres could be sold, with the proceeds deposited in a trust; or they could be managed by the state, which earns money by leasing logging and mining rights.