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Funded Project to Begin in Dixon

Dixon is set to move forward with a $2 million boost from federal funding, designated for new retention ponds. City officials say the project is instrumental in controlling stormwater and preventing floods, particularly as plans advance for major economic development along the I-88 corridor. ...
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A Few Changes in Prophetstown

Big changes in Prophetstown leadership as Bruce Franks steps down from his role as mayor and transitions to serve as the city’s new police chief. Alderman Ryan Inskeep is now acting as Mayor Pro Tem, guiding city affairs until a permanent replacement is decided. ...
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Police Academy Expansion at SVCC

Sauk Valley Community College’s police academy is marking its 10th class, and area police chiefs say the program is making a real impact. By training recruits locally, the academy is reducing the time it takes departments to fill open positions, easing a persistent staffing ...
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Improvements Planned for Central Business District in Morrison

The City of Morrison has announced an open call for bids on a major project to upgrade parking and traffic control markings in its Central Business District. The work will include concrete surface preparation, new striping, paint markings, and careful management of traffic and ...
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Dixon Police Announce Some New Additions

At the latest City Council meeting, the Dixon Police Department welcomed new leadership and fresh faces. A swearing-in ceremony introduced the newly appointed Deputy Chief Christopher Scott, A veteran with over 17 years in law enforcement, eight of which have been with the Dixon ...
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With Early Voting Underway, Candidates are Making The Rounds

In Rock Falls, anticipation is building as residents prepare for the March 17, 2026, General Primary Election. Early voting sites are already seeing a steady stream of voters eager to cast their ballots. This month, a number of candidates—among them hopefuls for State Comptroller—are ...
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It’s Road Improvement Season in Sterling

Sterling’s 2026 street improvement plan is picking up speed, with major resurfacing slated for Fourth Street, also known as Illinois Route 2. The project will stretch from Locust Street to 19th Avenue, targeting a heavily traveled corridor in the city. Officials say the work ...
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Property Tax 101 for Sterling Township

Sterling Township is inviting residents to an informational session titled "Property Tax 101" on Wednesday, March 4th at 6:00 PM. The event will take place at the township building on 505 W. Lynn Blvd. Attendees will have the chance to learn about how real ...
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Burglary Ring Caught in Multi County Operation

Investigations wrapped up recently involving a Sterling woman and two others charged in connection with a burglary ring involving utility vehicles and tools stolen across county lines. This case stems from a multi-agency investigation that crossed several county lines (Lee, Carroll, and Whiteside) earlier this ...
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Schuyler County Sheriff’s Report for February 16th

Schuyler County law enforcement had a busy week, issuing several speeding citations with reported incidents clocked between 70 and 83 miles per hour. Deputies also responded to a tragic fatal accident in the vicinity of Rining Lane, underscoring ongoing concerns about road safety. In ...
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WIU-QC to Host Multilingual Education Conference

Western Illinois University–Quad Cities in collaboration with WQPT-PBS, The GradCenter and The Early Childhood Coalition of the Quad City Area, will host the Multilingual Education Conference from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, April 18th, at the WIU-QC campus, located at 3300 River Drive in Moline. ...
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Representative Dan Swanson’s Capitol News Update

Governor Pritzker will deliver his annual State of the State address on Wednesday at the Capitol. The state faces some serious challenges as we move into the 2026 legislative session. Prices are rising, energy costs are going up, the state’s unemployment rate remains higher than ...
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