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Illinois Valley Community College Board Meeting on August 19th to Address Budget, Bonds, and Campus Improvements

The Illinois Valley Community College Board of Trustees is set to hold a meeting on August 19, 2025, at 3:45 PM, in the Board Room, featuring a public hearing on the proposed budget for the next fiscal year. The agenda is packed, with discussions ...
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Illinois Hosts Public Meetings on Chronic Wasting Disease in Deer

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is inviting residents to participate in public meetings across northern and west-central parts of the state to address chronic wasting disease in deer. Officials plan to provide updates on how the disease is affecting local deer populations, outline ...
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Bureau County Courthouse Elevator Modernization Begins September 2, 2025

Elevator modernization work at the Bureau County Courthouse in Princeton is scheduled to begin on September 2nd, with repairs expected to take between nine and eleven weeks. During this period, the courthouse elevator will not be available. Individuals who require ADA accommodations due to ...
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Bureau County Sheriff Report 08-14-2025

Time: 08/07/2025 - 20:37 Case: BCSD:25-007716 Location: 2400 E ST/US HWY 6 PRINCETON IL ACCIDENT FATAL Attending Units: BCSD:BU23,BCSD:BU50,BCSD:BU15,BCSD:BU20 DECEASED - Name: STEELE, TAYLOR, AUSTIN Sex: M Age: 28 Residing At: Hennepin IL DECEASED - Name: BUCKELS, HOWARD, A Sex: M Age: 61 Residing At: MALDEN IL Time: 08/07/2025 - 20:40 By: 28/A Larson Disposition Response: ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Announces Temporary Campus Closures and Upcoming Events

Illinois Valley Community College will temporarily close its Oglesby and Ottawa Center campuses on Thursday morning, August 14, 2025, for staff professional development. Student support offices will reopen to the public from 1 to 4:30 PM the same day. Meanwhile, the Eagles Launch orientation, ...
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Learn to Cook Quick, Nutritious Meals with University of Illinois Workshops on August 22 and 26, 2025

The University of Illinois Extension is offering workshops focused on creating quick and nutritious meals with fresh, seasonal ingredients. These interactive sessions are set for August 22nd at Granville’s Putnam County Library and August 26th at the Bureau County Senior Center in Princeton. Participants ...
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Illinois State Fair Celebrates Seniors with Free Admission and Festive Activities on August 11, 2025

Seniors have a special opportunity at the Illinois State Fair on August 11th. Adults aged 60 and older receive free admission for Senior Day, which promises activities focused on wellness and entertainment. Visitors can take advantage of free health screenings and join wellness demonstrations ...
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Bipartisan Bill Seeks National Standards for Soil Carbon Measurement

Congressmen Eric Sorensen of Illinois and Mike Lawler of New York have joined forces to introduce the Advancing Research on Agricultural Soil Health Act. This bipartisan bill aims to establish consistent national standards for measuring soil carbon, helping farmers receive recognition and financial rewards ...
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Illinois Offers $750,000 in Grants for Water Quality Improvement Projects

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has announced $750,000 in grant funding available through its Section 604(b) Water Quality Management Plan Program. This initiative supports projects aimed at assessing water bodies and controlling pollution across the state. Eligible organizations, including local governments and planning agencies, ...
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Illinois DCFS Awards Scholarships to Empower Youth in Care

The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is offering new hope to 347 current and former youth in care, awarding them scholarships to support their educational journeys. Recipients will benefit from up to five years of tuition and fee waivers, along with grants ...
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Illinois Enhances Law Enforcement Training with Trauma-Informed Protocols Under Annas Law

Illinois is set to introduce revamped law enforcement training under Anna’s Law, which was recently signed into legislation. The measure mandates expanded trauma-informed response protocols for officers, aiming to lessen additional trauma for victims during investigations involving sexual assault and abuse. Officials say the ...
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Illinois Bans AI in Therapy to Ensure Human-Centric Mental Health Care

Illinois has enacted a new law banning the use of artificial intelligence for therapy and psychotherapy services. Signed by Governor JB Pritzker, the legislation mandates that only qualified professionals provide mental health care, emphasizing the importance of human intervention in sensitive treatment. Artificial intelligence ...
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