DePue Police receive complaints about dogs at large

DEPUE – The DePue Police Department have received a large number of complaints about dogs running at large in the village. They say the Village ordinance is that all dogs must remain leashed, and all should have

Live Well Streator receives grant for Marilla Park project

    STREATOR – Live Well Streator will receive a grant for the Marilla Park Water Redevelopment Project. Illinois American Water is celebrating Earth Day by awarding over $14,000 in Environmental Grants for water source protection. Live

Mendota Police warn of Lottery scam

MENDOTA – The Mendota Police Department has received a report of a lottery scam happening in the community. Authorities advise that you should never provide anyone you do not know personally any financial information or banking records.

Streator awarded safe routes to school grant

STREATOR – The city of Streator was awarded a safe route to school grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation. The approved project includes new and replacement sidewalks for children in the community to reach school safely.

IVCC to present Broadway Backwards this weekend

    OGLESBY _ When Broadway Backwards debuts on the Illinois Valley Community College stage April 22, the show will mark the return of live theatre to the college for the first time since 2019. The revue

Princeton to begin water main flushing

PRINCETON – The City of Princeton Water Department will begin their semi-annual water main flushing Monday. Residents may notice a slightly stronger chlorine odor. If you find this odor objectionable they advise you keep a pitcher of

Motorcyclist identified in fatal DeKalb County crash

MALTA – The Malta man that was killed after a two vehicle crash in DeKalb County Tuesday has been identified. The DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office reports that around 5 PM they were called to the intersection of

Littering on highways costs Illinois $41.3 million in 2021

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  SPRINGFIELD – Last year, the Illinois Department of Transportation spent $41.3 million on litter pickup, sweeping shoulders and removing large debris. With the arrival of spring, IDOT is reminding drivers to not litter, but also to