January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Clove Alliance invites community members to learn more about familial trafficking, a highly prevalent form of human trafficking by attending their upcoming workshop.
The workshop...
Police authorities in Watseka are looking for a man allegedly involved in the assault of a woman Wednesday morning. Officers responded to a call about a woman being assaulted in the 300-block of E. Ash Street around 10:45...
The Illinois Department of Revenue Readies Taxpayers for the 2023 Tax Season. Taxpayers are advised to gather essential documents, including 2022 AGI, federal return copies, W-2s, and 1099s.
Citizens may also wantg to determine...
The 64th Miss Illinois County Fair Queen Pageant will be held January 14th at the Crown Plaza Convention Center in Springfield. Seventy-three county fair queens from various counties across the state will compete for cash prizes...
The Illinois Department of Transportation has announced that lanes that have been closed for construction will reopen, where possible, for the Christmas and New Year’s holidays to minimize travel disruption. Motorists can expect...
A new Rural Education Advisory Council will be in place in the new year. Rural schools in Illinois have been fighting to have their voices heard. State Senator David Koehler sponsored legislation that was...
The Illinois Department of Employment Security announced Thursday that the unemployment rate increased to 4.7%, based on preliminary data provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The October revised unemployment rate was...
State Senator Patrick Joyce served as the driving force behind a new Illinois law to help solve Illinois’ firefighter shortage. The new year brings SB 1611 into gear, which Joyce says will hopefully find more people...
Residents in Buckley and Gilman no longer have to boil theirwater. E.R.H. Enterprises (Friday) lifted the boil orders put in place earlier. Areas west of First Street in Buckley had been under a boil order since early last...
