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House Minority Leader Responds to Pritzker’s “2025 Accomplishments”

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is pushing back against Governor JB Pritzker’s list of 2025 accomplishments, calling the year “bad for Governor Pritzker” and criticizing his focus on political ambitions over real change in Illinois. McCombie points to increased taxes, a ballooning bill backlog, ...
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Ring in The New Year Safe and Sober

The Illinois Department of Transportation, Illinois State Police and law enforcement agencies throughout the state are joining forces to increase patrols focused on impaired drivers, seat belt violations, distracted driving and speeding as 2025 comes to a close. Whether you’re traveling a short or ...
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Sterling Police Report for December 29th

Sterling Police have apprehended two local residents in separate incidents, each facing outstanding warrants. Authorities report that Chris D. Haines, 43, and Anthony T. Parvin, 38, were arrested on allegations involving theft and possession of methamphetamine. Both individuals were subsequently transported to WHCO Jail ...
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Sterling Police Squad Involved in Collision

On Thursday, December 25th, a Sterling Police Department squad car was involved in a traffic accident on 1st Avenue (Rt-40) and East 3rd Street.   Occupants of both vehicles were taken to CGH for non-life-threatening injuries.  As a standard procedure, the Illinois State Police was contacted ...
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Clinton Symphony Orchestra’s Annual Concert

Clinton Symphony Orchestra’s annual concert of chamber music at Zion Lutheran Church in Clinton, Sunday January 11th at 2pm. Program will include the Dvorak “American” string quartet; a trio for piccolo, flute and alto flute; two Brahms pieces for alto voice, viola, and piano; ...
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January’s Job Search Workshop at Sterling Public Library

The Sterling Public Library will be hosting a Job Search Workshop on Tuesday, January 13th. The workshop begins promptly at 2:00 p.m. at the library. Sarah McFarlane of Sauk Valley Community College (SVCC) will be the guest speaker. She will talk about SVCC’s GED Program. As ...
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Hamilton Man Charged with Murder

Sheriff Travis Duffy reports a 911 call received by the Hancock County 911 Center on December 24th, at approximately 10:00 PM has developed into a murder investigation. The 911 call revealed that a 29-year-old male had been stabbed at a residence in rural Hamilton, IL. ...
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Winter Wonderland Business Window Decorating Contest and the House Decorating Contest

Rock Falls Tourism would like to announce the winners of the Winter Wonderland Business Window Decorating Contest and the House Decorating Contest, both held here in Rock Falls. We had 10 participants in the Business Window Decorating Contest and 10 participants in the House Decorating ...
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Rep. Ryan Spain – Illinois Needs Ethics Reform

The stain of corruption on Illinois’ government is sadly well known. In recent years, federal prosecutors have been cleaning up the mess caused by Illinois’ lax ethics laws with several high-profile corruption convictions against some of the most powerful politicians in Illinois history. The ...
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Dixon Police Report for December 18th

Matthew C. Rummels, age 31, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 100 block of East Ninth Street on December 18th, at 1:37 AM., for Driving While License Suspended. Rummels was issued a citation and was released with a court date. Kaine A. Stone, age ...
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McCombie on Transit: Downstate Left Paying for a Broken Process

After Governor JB Pritzker signed the $2.5 billion transit reform proposal into law this morning, House Minority Leader Tony McCombie released the following statement: “Downstate Illinois is being forced to bail out Chicago’s broken transit system. “This law permanently diverts more than $1 billion every year ...
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Buckle Up This Holiday Season

The holiday season is a time for joy, connection and celebration. To help make sure those celetirations don't end in tragedy. Whiteside County Sheriff's Office is joining law enforcement agencies across Illinois in a major traffic safety effort. From December 12th through January 5th, our ...
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