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HCSO Needs Publics Help Identifying the Human Remains Found in Rural Kewanee in March

In a recent update from the Henry County Sheriff's Office, an ongoing death investigation from March 10, 2024, reached a new phase after analysts at the Illinois State Museum processed the skeletal remains found in rural Kewanee. The remains are of a Caucasian male, ...
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Empowering Illinois Communities with New Wastewater Grant Initiative

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency announced a new initiative offering one million dollars in grants to help unsewered communities plan wastewater collection and treatment systems. These grants aim to aid small and disadvantaged communities, with up to 50 expected to benefit. Applications are available ...
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Santa Will Bring Holiday Magic to Downtown Macomb Four Days in December

Santa Claus is set to spread holiday cheer in Downtown Macomb, making a special stop at the Community Room in City Hall following the Dickens on the Square event. Residents and visitors can look forward to meeting Santa at 232 E. Jackson Street on ...
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Schedule Change for Boilermaker Girls Basketball against Hall

The Boilermaker Girls Basketball game against Hall scheduled for Thursday has been rescheduled to Friday, December 13, 2024. The JV game starts at 5:30 PM, and the varsity game begins at 7 PM.
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Regional Media’s Calab Franklin Joins KPD and Realizes Dream to be A Police Officer

Today is a bittersweet day for the Regional Media family. Regional Media's own Calab Franklin is fulfilling a lifelong dream to become a police officer. Calab has been the Vice President of Sales for the Kewanee and Princeton markets since he transitioned from active ...
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Defense Anticipates a Plea Deal for Kewanee Man that Struck and Killed Bicyclist While Passing

Defense Attorney Ruud anticipates there will be a plea for the Kewanee man charged with striking and killing 31-year-old Tyler Bliss in May. Tyler Bliss was riding his bicycle southbound on Highway 34 south of Kewanee when he was hit by a vehicle allegedly attempting to ...
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Kewanees Christmas Extravaganza Honors the Memory of Brock Tumbelson and Supports the Salvation Army

In Kewanee, a heartwarming tribute is set for December 15, 2024, as the community gathers for the Christmas Extravaganza at the First Congregational Church. The event, organized by Bryan Blanks, pays homage to the late Brock Tumbleson, promising an afternoon filled with singing, acting, ...
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Court Updates from November 25, 2024

Thomas Motley: The court approved $2,000 of bond to be released to defense attorney Miljush for an expert. A Status Hearing is scheduled for December 23, 2024, at 10 AM. Motley is charged with ten (10) counts of Possession of Child Pornography/Victim Under 13 ...
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Court Updates from November 21, 2024

Jason Reiche: Jason Reiche remains in custody. Send to Final Pretrial. A Final Pre-Trial is scheduled for December 16, 2024, at 9 AM.  Reiche is charged with three counts of Criminal Sexual Assault/Family Member <18 (Class 1 Felony). Charles Doty III: Charles Doty III remains in custody. ...
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Court Updates from November 18, 2024

Preliminary Hearings Roberto Martinez: Roberto Martinez remains in custody. Martinez waived his Preliminary Hearing and Formal Arraignment. He pleaded not guilty. A Jury Pre-Trial is scheduled for December 19, 2024, at 9 AM. Martinez with Three Counts of Attempted First Degree Murder (Class X Felony), ...
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Illinois Advances Manufacturing with $2 Million Grant for Smart Technology Integration

Illinois has secured a $2 million federal grant to boost its manufacturing sector through the Smart Manufacturing Lighthouse Program, announced by Governor JB Pritzker. Facilitated by the Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, the initiative aims to ...
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Honoring Heroes and Families at the Gold Star Christmas Tree Lighting in Springfield

In Springfield, the Department of Veterans Affairs is set to host the annual Gold Star Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Scheduled for December 9th at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum and Library, this event honors Illinois veterans who have fallen in combat. The ceremony will ...
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