Defense attorney Ed Glazar Jr. says he hasn't been paid for his services, so he's asking the court to allow him to withdraw from representing Iroquois County murder suspect Andrew Condon.
Glazar's motion will be heard May 22nd...
You can help reduce hunger in your community this Saturday. The National Association of Letter Carriers will hold its annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive.
You're asked to leave non-perishable food in a sturdy bag by your mailbox...
Volunteer Joann Howard was named the Lifetime Achievement award winner Wednesday evening in Watseka. And Watseka Park District Director Sherry Johnson earned the Citizen-of-the-Year award.
The winners were named by the...
GILMAN — U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has announced the selection of Halley Cummings of Danforth, who attends Iroquois West High School in Gilman, as a 2014 U.S. Presidential Scholar.
Cummings is the daughter of...
The public can view and tour the brand-new IMH Milford Clinic today (Thurs). Officials will host an Open House from 5-7 pm. A special presentation is set for 6 pm.
The new clinic building is on the southeast corner of Milford's...
Mobile office hours are planned by staff members from state Senator Jason Barickman's office. Stops are scheduled in several communities in the area on Wednesday, May 14.
Constituents will have a chance to speak with Barickman's...
The discovery of bones in a field near Grant Park prompted a death investigation. The bones, believed to be human remains, were discovered Tuesday evening near Kankakee County Road 10,000 N Road.
The Coroners Office and...
Food establishment in Ford County will be required to post a color-coded placard in a prominent location within the business stating its compliance with public health guidelines.
The placards will be visible starting in...
Police in Indiana are searching for a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery in Monticello.
The Monticello Police Department reported a Friday robbery occurred at the Lakes Federal Credit Union.
Police said a male...
Milford second-grader students Mattison Johnson and Gavin Schunke will take their now-how to Springfield next week. The students will be demonstrating to state legislators and other adults how technology is used to improve...
