Marshall High School October Newsletter Released
Marshall High School's October Marsaline newsletter is out with the latest school updates. Access it directly via the provided link for all details.

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Marshall High School's October Marsaline newsletter is out with the latest school updates. Access it directly via the provided link for all details.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at DEA sites for safe, anonymous disposal. Several Saline County...
The Saline County Commission will hold its next meeting at 7pm on October 27 at the Gypsum City Auditorium – a quick reminder for residents wanting to attend.
Saline County elected officials' salaries will remain unchanged for 2027 after the Salary Commission took no action on proposed increases.
Harrisburg police need your help identifying the man caught on surveillance video stealing a UTV from a business in the Gaskins City neighborhood. If...
Deer-related crashes peak October through December, with 41% of Illinois incidents in that window and 8 in 10 at twilight or night.
IDOT urges...
Illinois logged 210 tornadoes by early September, dwarfing the state's annual average of 54 and topping the combined count from seven other...
Nicor Gas customers will pay about $2 more per month—roughly $26 yearly—after regulators approved a reduced rate increase. This is well below the $8...
Families planning youth waterfowl hunts can access numerous public sites this season under standard regulations.
Leaders at Veterans Airport of Southern Illinois celebrated the launch of new air service to Chicago on October 15.
Our Local Table premieres at 7:30 p.m. on WSIU-TV, with hosts Niki Davis and Stephanie Rhodes visiting Southern Illinois farmers and makers before sharing recipes using regional ingredients. The show highlights local food traditions for area viewers.
A marginal severe weather risk is forecast for Northern and Central Illinois tonight, but the overall threat remains quite low.