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Illinois Congressman Adam Kinzinger is talking about the recent release of Bowe Bergdahl, the American soldier who was captured by the Taliban in Afghanistan in June of 2009, until his release over the weekend. Kinzinger makes...

Rescue crews in Wilmington pulled a man's body from the Kankakee River late Tuesday. A fire official told (NBC Chicago) the man was boating with three other people when their crafts tipped over and everyone ended up in the...

Blocked streets, lack of available parking, and noise are all signs the summer construction season is underway. It's an annual nuisance that drivers don't like. And local businesses can feel the impact. In Watseka, construction...

Danville Police report a suspect is in custody in the shooting of a local police officer Friday night. A three-hour standoff with police ended peacefully with the arrest of 23-year-old Michael Rouse of Ridge Farm. He was taken...

It'll be September at the earliest when Heather Lamie stands trial for the 2011 death of a foster-child who was in her care. A court proceeding in Pontiac postponed a trial date for the Cullom woman. The court action marks the...

The public had a chance to tour Kankakee Community College's new $5.2 million dollar North Extension Center Thursday. The 18,000 square foot facility on Kenzie Avenue in Bradley was featured during an Open House. KCC President...

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The same-sex marriage law takes effect across Illinois Sunday. Since offices are closed on Sunday, marriages are likely to begin Monday, June 2nd. In Vermilion County, Clerk Lynn Foster says several people have already contacted...

— Illinois Farm Bureau members, staff, farmers and agriculture industry professionals are invited to attend the 2014 Illinois Farm Bureau Commodities Conference, titled "Modern Agriculture: Connecting to the Digital Future." The...

Kankakee Community College is making inroads to the local workforce. It's so good that U-S Senator Dick Durbin says "KCC is a model for the rest of the state and beyond." Durbin visited KCC Wednesday to get a look at the...