A man wantzed for possession fo Meth in Iroquois County was arrested by Milford Police. 28-year-old Joshua Morales is charged with aggravated fleeing and alluding, aggravated assault, driving while license revoked and driving...
Local lawmakers oppose the measure -- Voting against were Representatives Tom Bennett, Jackie Haas, Mike Marron and Dan Brady. Also voting No was Senator Sue Rezin
A package of sweeping criminal justice reforms is headed to...
The Illinois High School Association says it hope to resume sports and activities soon. The board met yesterday and approved contact days for member schools once the Illinois Department of Public Health allows it. This clears the...
KC-CASA and ISAS will now be known as Clove Alliance. The new branding is about HOPE and HEALING. to better reflect the sense of safety, clarity and commitment offered to survivors of sexual violence every day.
The organization...
Wednesday's Coronavirus positivity rates showed little improvement. Region 6 numbers showed an overall reading at 8.9%. This figure includes Iroquois, Ford, Champaign and Vermilion counties, along with several others...
. These are bills that fundamentally change policing and how public safety may intervene with those who break the law and cause harm to you and your families.
The original 611-page document was presented just days ago. Now, over...
Danville Area Community College’s (DACC) Corporate Education department is offering a class on EMT Basic. The Spring 2021 course beings Next Thursday, January 21 and ends May 27. A hybrid class will meet from 6-10 p.m. on...
In Newton Superior Court --- Garrett Kirts was sentenced to 55 years in prison for the strangulation death of a woman. Nicole Bowen’s body was found wrapped in a blanket, tied with cords and tape, in a storage shed in Kentland...
State’s Attorney Jim Devine will be reviewing the Iroquois County Ordinance concerning residency requirements for employees. The residency of 911 Director Eric Raymond came into question at the Board’s Judicial & Public...
An emergency rule requiring Illinois businesses to mandate masks and social distancing or face fines remains in place until June. Democrats voted against a motion to suspend the rule Tuesday in the Joint Committee on...
