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Illinois Fall Trout Stocking Delayed Due to Warmer Temperatures

The stocking of catchable trout for the fall season is on hold until water temperatures are more suitable for the trout, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) announced today. Unusually warm weather in Illinois this fall has delayed the cooling of lakes and ...
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McCombie Responds to Pritzker

After Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Republican leaders in the state legislature failed to stand up for him when a social media influencer filmed outside his house and essentially blamed the governor for Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s murder, Illinois House Republican Leader Tony ...
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Dixon Man Goes to Jail for 2024 Incident

A Dixon man has pleaded guilty to aggravated domestic battery stemming from a May 5th, 2024 incident, according to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office. Lloyd R. Hernandez, 36, admitted to assaulting a woman in rural Dixon while intoxicated, resulting in the loss of her ...
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Spooktacular Halloween Lighted Golf Cart & UTV Parade

Rock Falls is gearing up for its 2nd Annual Spooktacular Halloween Lighted Golf Cart and UTV Parade. Last year, the event dazzled crowds with 29 uniquely decorated entries and a packed West 2nd Street. Organizers are encouraging local residents to put their creative spin on ...
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Macomb Area Chamber Hosts 2025 Legislative Luncheon

The Macomb Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed more than 120 attendees to its 2025 Legislative Luncheon on Tuesday, October 7th, held at Park Place of Macomb and presented by Comcast Business. Guests heard updates and insights on key issues directly impacting the region from Illinois ...
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Avoid Burning in Whiteside County

Whiteside County Sheriff John F. Booker is asking all residents to refrain from outdoor burning activities as the county continues to experience extremely dry conditions.  "Even a small fire can quickly get out of control in these conditions," said Sheriff Booker. "We've already seen several ...
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Boil Order For 10 through 230 S. Yorktown Rd.

Due to a disruption in service, a boil order is in effect until further notice for all our customers in the area(s) listed above. “Boil Order Lifted” door tags will be placed when sampling verifies that the water is safe. Water Treatment Plant staff will ...
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Stolen Vehicle Ends in Crash in Morrison

On Friday, October 3rd, at approximately 12:30 PM, a Whiteside County Sheriff's Deputy observed a white minivan exiting the parking lot of Moto Mark's Auto Parts in Morrison onto U.S. Route 30 at a high rate of speed and driving erratically.  The vehicle continued eastbound ...
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Halloween House Decorating Contest is Back

Gather all your ghosts, goblins, and creepy crawlies to deck out your house and yard in the most festive and creative way! This contest is open to all Rock Falls residents within the 61071 zip code. Free to Enter All displays must be family-friendly ...
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Senator Andrew Chesney’s Column: Charlie Kirk Deserved Better from Democrats in Congress

On September 10th, after news broke that Charlie Kirk had been shot but before his passing was confirmed, the U.S. House of Representatives paused for a moment of silence. It should have been a collective moment of concern; a time for lawmakers, regardless of ...
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MPD investigates Negligent Gun Discharge

McDonough County Sheriff’s Deputy has Negligent Discharge at MacArthur School parking lot. On Thursday, October 2nd, at about 5:46 PM, Macomb Police Department received a call for assistance from SRO Denise Cremer. Assistance was summoned to the parking lot of the MacArthur School around the ...
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”Bring it On” at Homecoming 2025

Western Illinois University is ready to welcome back all current, future and former Leathernecks for Homecoming 2025 with the theme, “Bring it On,” from Sunday, Oct. 12 through Sunday, Oct. 19. Many exciting activities will take place on campus and around Macomb during Homecoming Week, ...
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