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Illinois Reports First West Nile Virus Death as Cases Surge in Cook County

Public health officials have confirmed Illinois’ first West Nile virus-related death of the year, involving a resident in their sixties from suburban Cook County. Since the start of May, Cook County has seen 33 human cases—almost double last year’s figure for the same period. ...
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Princeton Tigers Results from The LaSalle-Peru Invitational

At the LaSalle-Peru Invitational, Ottawa captured both the boys’ and girls’ team titles, tallying 42 and 31 points, respectively. Princeton’s boys placed sixth, led by Augustus Swanson’s eighth-place finish at 18:12. Brady Gross clocked a personal best of 20:04 to claim 17th. On the ...
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Governor Pritzker Issues Disaster Proclamation for Storm and Flood Recovery in Northern Illinois

Governor JB Pritzker has issued a disaster proclamation for Boone, Cook, Kane, McHenry, and Will Counties after severe storms and flooding hit the region in August. The move unlocks state resources to assist with recovery efforts across the affected areas. Damage assessment teams report ...
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Illinois Licensing Team Wins National Award for Modernizing Professional Regulation

The Division of Professional Regulation’s licensing team, under Director Camile Lindsay, has garnered the prestigious Regulatory Excellence Group Award from the Council on Licensure, Enforcement, and Regulation. This accolade spotlights the team’s noteworthy progress in modernizing and enhancing professional licensure processes across Illinois. Their ...
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Experience Fall Events Across Illinois Parks and Historic Sites This Autumn

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is rolling out a packed lineup of autumn events throughout state parks and historic sites. Residents and visitors can look forward to guided nature walks, festive fall gatherings, educational programs, trick-or-treating opportunities, and even historical reenactments. These events ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Foundation Awards $377,000 in Scholarships to 327 Students at Annual Ceremony

More than 400 people gathered at the Illinois Valley Community College Foundation's annual scholarship ceremony, where the Foundation awarded $377,000 in scholarships to 327 students for the 2025-2026 academic year. The event celebrated the achievements of the recipients and acknowledged the generosity of donors ...
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Illinois to Open Bidding for Agricultural Leases Promoting Conservation and Wildlife Habitats

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is preparing to accept sealed bids this fall for around 20 agricultural leases covering crop years 2026 through 2030. These leases are designed to promote wildlife-friendly practices and sustainable farming on state-managed lands. Details and site announcements can ...
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Illinois Conservation Foundation Seeks Nominations for Outdoor Excellence Awards

The Illinois Conservation Foundation is now inviting nominations for the Illinois Outdoor Excellence Awards. This program honors both individuals and organizations demonstrating exceptional commitment to conservation efforts across the state. Those selected will be celebrated during a special gala event in Glen Ellyn, scheduled ...
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Illinois Haunted Houses Undergo Safety Inspections Ahead of Halloween

Haunted houses across Illinois are under close inspection as Halloween approaches. The Department of Labor and Office of the State Fire Marshal are visiting attractions to review fire alarms, sprinkler systems, marked exits, and emergency response plans. These thorough inspections help guarantee that all ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Invites Public to Contribute to Day of the Dead Altar

Illinois Valley Community College is hosting a Day of the Dead altar in the Main Campus and Ottawa Center lobbies, inviting everyone to participate in this meaningful tradition. From September 26th through November 1st, visitors are welcome to add photos, keepsakes, non-perishable foods, sealed ...
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Princeton Tigers Cross Country Gary Coates Invitational Results

At the Gary Coates Invitational at Zearing Park, Princeton’s Varsity Girls made history with their first team win at the meet since 2019, securing 36 points. Standout performances included season bests from Payton Freuh and Ruby Acker, as well as personal records for Alexandra ...
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WIU Alum Lives Dream in Jeopardy! Appearance

Under the category of Western Illinois University alumni, a future clue may include a former Leatherneck and current band director at Princeton High School in Princeton, IL who will appear on Jeopardy! on Friday, Sept. 19. The question - Who is 2015 music teacher ...
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