The Piasa bird apparently is a legendary creature – at least no remains of a beast that is equal parts bird, reptile, lion and deer have ever been found.

The win and you’re in victory gets the Piasa Birds' record to 5-4 and Southwestern will have its name called when the postseason pairings are released Saturday ...

Tiffany Hanslow is Brian’s wife and Ryne’s mom. A Southwestern graduate with Piasa Birds baseball ties outdating her husband and son, Tiffany was in the crowd for Greenfield vs. Southwestern.

The Piasa — as most people know it — is a mythical creature painted on the bluffs of the Mississippi. The image depicts a winged figure with antlers, fangs and talons.

Piasa Armory owner Scott Pulaski answers questions after testifying during Day 1 of the bench trial of Illinois' gun and magazine ban outside the Southern District of Illinois federal courthouse ...

Illinois Piasa midfielder Roger Gemoules (10) maintains possession against Kansas City Magic defender Daniel Jiregna during the Magic's 11-9 victory Saturday at The Sports Academy in Glen Carbon.

The Piasa Bird is a legendary creature from Native American mythology that is said to have inhabited the region near Alton, Illinois. The creature is depicted as a large, winged monster with sharp ...

Piasa Enterprises, which markets petroleum, diesel, gasoline and renewable fuels, saw its volume increase just under 5 percent last year, but revenue fell about 22 percent to $1.4 billion, because ...

Piasa Palisades Group grew from passion for Riverbend grew from passion for Riverbend. The Alton chapter celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

The plans are part of a $10 million Illinois Capital Bill Grant to redevelop and enhance the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway in Alton and Hartford.

Alton-based Piasa Enterprises last year generated $1.25 billion in revenue last year with just 46 employees. That’s a whopping $27 million per employee.

Vandals have knocked over and cracked the marble arrowhead at Piasa Park in Alton that described the legend of the Piasa Bird.