(Roselawn, IN) -- Families of victims killed in an Indiana air tragedy are providing a special memorial. They gathered Thursday in Roselawn on the 20th anniversary of the plane crash that killed 68 people. The plane went down in...
A vigil Thursday evening in Pontiac remembered fallen police officer Casey Kohlmeier. The late-Pontiac officer and his canine partner died last year when they were hit by a drunk driver.
Kohlmeier and his police dog were killed...
A 48 year old United States Postal Service employee died after a Will County accident early Thursday afternoon.
Daniel M McGuire of Channahon was pronounced dead just after 1 pm. Police reported McGuire's postal service truck...
More than a half-dozen mayors in Kankakee County are throwing their support behind a referendum question next week to form an executive form of county government.
Spokesperson Tim Nugent, the mayor Manteno, says "it makes that...
The Dwight Police Department has closed the case involving the investigation of the double-murders of Kelli and Donna Denker. The mother-daughter homicide case this past summer rocked the Livingston County community.
Police...
REYNOLDS, Ind. —Fourteen people onboard an Amtrak train were injured today (Tues) when the train traveling from Indianapolis to Chicago collided with a semitrailer that crossed into its path.
White County, Indiana Sheriff Pat...
The KCC campus is closed this (Tuesday) morning due to a utility outage. Work crews are on the job repairing an electrical problem. The main campus will be closed until Noon.
The South Extension Center (The Harold & Jean...
A Sunday afternoon motorcycle crash in Ford County killed a Paxton man.
58-year-old Jeffrey Wilson suffered blunt force trauma when his southbound cycle ran off Route 45 at County Road 550 N., according to Sheriff's Police...
The Kentland Municipal Airport has a brand new runway, thanks to a $2-million grant.
The Newton County, IN airport was originally built with a 3,500-foot runway. Officials decided to extend it to 4,000 feet, which will...
