Three counts of first-degree murder have been filed against a 32-year-old Coal City man in connection with the death of Mokena bartender Kaitlyn Kearns. Bond is set at $10-million for Jeremy Boshears.
He was charged Friday with...
...The Flood Warning continues for ... Sugar Creek at Milford affecting Iroquois County. The Flood Warning continues until late tonight. * At 800 AM Monday the stage was 19.9 feet. * Flood stage is 18.0 feet. * Minor flooding is...
Fire destroyed a Watseka home early Sunday morning. But two adults, asleep inside, were able to escape unharmed thanks to an alert Watseka police officer. Detective Ashley Butt was investigating a smell of something burning when...
A 71-year-old rural Clifton resident died of injuries (Friday) after being struck by a pick-up truck on South Main Street in Clifton.
Arlen Bertrand died at Riverside Hospital in Kankakee.
Iroquois County Sheriff’s Police...
A Will County Sheriff’s Department press release today states a 32-year-old Coal City man has been named in a warrant charging him with concealing a homicide in the shooting death of 24-year-old Kaitlyn Kearns. Authorities report...
University of Illinois President Tim Killeen is getting one heck of a holiday bonus. University trustees yesterday voted, without any public discussion, to give Killeen a 100 thousand-dollar bonus. It's his second 100...
(Cambridge, IL) -- Township leaders in Henry County are fighting to keep their jobs. County leaders last night backed away from a plan to ask voters if they'd like to consolidate some townships to save money or make government...
Illinois' big yellow engine maker is looking to make something a bit smaller. Caterpillar yesterday announced plans to get into the utility vehicle market. The first model looks like a heavy duty golf cart that can carry up to...
A head-on collision (Thursday afternoon) on Danville’s Memorial Bridge killed one person and left two other people hurt. Danville Police report the crash occurred in the middle of the bridge on South Gilbert Street. It happened...
After a lot of talk about red ink, it’s all black again in Iroquois County as a new fiscal year approaches. The County Board has approved its new budget which begins December 1st and Board Chairman John Shure says everyone...
