If you need more time to file your taxes request an extension
As the end of filing season approaches, the Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers they can get an extension to file their federal income tax return until Oct. 15, 2026, but they must request the extension by April 15, 2026, in order to avoid penalties. An extension provides extra time to file, not additional time to…
Read MoreSt. Elizabeth Catholic Church’s craft, vendor fair on April 25
By Tribune Staff • The St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Altar Society is having its second Craft and Vendor Fair on Saturday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the parish hall, located at 150 N. Windmill Street in Marine, IL. The fair will feature local small businesses, crafts, and food. Lunch items will…
Read MoreFather McGivney Catholic High School’s Prom Court on April 18
Highland board member marks 56 years of dedication, retires
By Brittany Blackwell, Reporter • Mayor Kevin Hemann recognized longtime board member Bill Koehnemann for his years of public service on April 6 during Highland’s City Council meeting. Koehnmenn started his service 56 years ago on the Zoning Board of Appeals and continued his service on the combined Planning and Zoning Board, which was founded…
Read MoreSponsorship opportunities available for Glen Carbon Homecoming’s 100th Year
By Tribune Staff • Glen Carbon’s Main Street will once again come alive with music, food, refreshments, carnival rides and more as the community celebrates the 100th anniversary of Homecoming on Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20, 2026. Touted as a “Glentennial” celebration, the weekend kicks off Friday at 5 p.m., with a full…
Read MoreCSX Train strikes, kills person southwest of Troy on April 11
Updated at 2:20 p.m. on April 13, 2026 A CSX train on the company’s line between Indianapolis and East St. Louis hit and fatally injured a person on April 11. According to Troy Fire Chief Darren Davis, the Troy Fire Protection District was dispatched in response to a report of a person struck by a…
Read MoreMaryville’s second roundabout now open at Route 162, Keebler Road
By Tribune Staff • The Village of Maryville announces that the newly constructed second roundabout at the intersection of Route 162 and Keebler Road officially opened to traffic on April 9. This milestone marks the culmination of more than a decade of planning, collaboration and commitment to improving public safety and traffic flow within the…
Read MoreTwo local members of SEMO’s Wind Ensemble performed at Cincinnati’s WindFest
CAPE GIRARDEAU — Southeast Missouri State University’s Wind Ensemble recently performed at WindFest, an invitation-only concert held at Cincinnati Music Hall, where select ensembles showcase their talents on a national stage. The experience challenged students while providing valuable performance exposure and professional growth. The trip helped students grow in confidence, musicianship and perspective, reinforcing SEMO’s…
Read MoreIllinois State Police arrest Girard man after child sexual abuse materials investigation
CARLINVILLE – Illinois State Police (ISP) Division of Criminal Investigation Zone 6 Special Agents arrested 48-year-old James Barnard of Girard, IL for Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Materials- Child Under Age 13 (Class X Felony) and Dissemination of Child Sexual Abuse Materials (Class X Felony). ISP Special Agents received a tip from the National Center of…
Read MoreInfrastructure upgrades needed for competitive edge
By TAMMIE SLOUP FarmWeek • The U.S. grain transportation system, particularly the inland waterways, is considered a competitive edge for America’s farmers. But a century-old lock-and-dam system along the Mississippi River and a pending rail merger could present challenges in the future. “Part of the success we’ve had in exports is because we have this…
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