The Swansea Police Department said Wednesday that a teen considered “missing/endangered” has been found safe. “The missing juvenile has been located and is safe,” Police Chief Matthew ...

One person was killed and three others were injured in a three-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Swansea, Illinois. The crash happened at around 5 p.m. on the 2400 block of Illinois Route 159.

Matthew Burke of Swansea was brought back to life by O’Fallon police officers and paramedics after suffering cardiac arrest while driving along U.S. near Old Collinsville Road nearly two months ago.

Police say they are "very concerned" for the welfare of a man missing for two weeks. Steven Jones who is missing from his home in Waunarlwydd, Swansea was last seen on Monday October 14.

On Saturday, November. 9, around 8:42 p.m., Swansea Police responded to the area of 800 Grand Army of the Republic Highway for reports of a single-vehicle crash. Upon arrival, officers found a ...

Defense attorney allege that the man accused of killing seven people at a 2022 Independence Day parade in suburban Chicago ...

cruisers from the Dartmouth State Police barracks responded to reports of a crash where three motorcycles were involved, near Exit 8 in Swansea. Troopers found three victims seriously injured.

Police have warned revellers that for safety reasons some may be turned away from Swansea's best known night-time party street. Barriers may be put up on Wind Street to limit numbers this Saturday ...

They said South Wales Police were trying to clear-up Swansea city centre. One homeless person, Ben, said: "They've got very strict, to the point it's pretty bad. We don't get treated like humans." ...

According to officials, Massachusetts State Police responded to the crash on I-195 in Swansea at around 4 p.m. on Saturday. Police said three motorcycle operators—36-year-old man, 53-year-old ...

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