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Multiple County Railroad Crossings Closed for Repairs Through Thursday, September 11, 2025

Several railroad crossings across the county are closed for repairs and maintenance starting today, with work scheduled to finish by Thursday, September 11th. Impacted locations include 2550 East Street at the east edge of Malden; 1800 North Avenue and 2300 East Street; and 1725 ...
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Bureau County Sheriff Report 09-08-2025

Time: 08/28/2025 - 07:05 Case: BCSD:25-008404 Location: MERIDIAN RD/1900 N AVE PERU IL CRIMINAL DAMAGE Attending Units: BCSD:BU18,BCSD:BU07 ARRESTED, OFFENDER - Name: VIRLEE, JASON, J Sex: M Age: 21 Residing At: CHERRY IL Charge: 720 ILCS 5/21-1B ~ CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY UNDER $300 NON TRAFFIC Counts: 1 Date: 08/28/2025 Disposition Response: RESOLVED Status: ...
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Seminar Empowers Women in Farmland Leasing and Conservation on September 30, 2025

Female landowners and farmers in Bureau County are invited to a special seminar on farmland leases and conservation programs. The event is set for Tuesday, September 30th, at Warneke Woods near Princeton, from 9 to 11:30 AM. Featured speaker Garrett Thalgott from the Illinois ...
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Illinois Lifeline Program Offers Discounted Phone and Internet for Low Income Residents

Illinois residents may soon see more support for affordable internet and phone services. The Illinois Commerce Commission is teaming up with Governor JB Pritzker, alongside key national organizations and regulators, to spotlight Digital Connectivity and Lifeline Awareness Week from September 7 to 13, 2025. ...
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Illinois Fire Departments Can Apply for$6 Million Equipment Grant Program

The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal has unveiled six million dollars in available funding through the Small Equipment Grant Program. Fire departments and ambulance services statewide have the opportunity to apply for grants up to twenty-six thousand dollars to bolster their equipment ...
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Illinois Health Insurance Rates Set to Rise Nearly 29 Percent in 2026

Illinois residents buying health insurance through the Get Covered Illinois Marketplace will see a significant jump in premiums next year. The Department of Insurance has announced a statewide average increase of 28.8 percent for individual plans in 2026. Officials say this spike is mainly ...
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Princeton High School Cross Country Oregon Open Results

The Oregon Open cross-country meet featured strong individual performances, despite not keeping team scores. Ben Bohr of Aurora Central Catholic emerged as the boys’ champion with a 16:02 finish. At the same time, Cecilia Hilby led the girls’ field at 19:01. Princeton’s runners showed ...
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Bureau County Drivers Urged to Use Caution During Harvest Season Traffic

The Bureau County Sheriff’s Office is alerting residents to anticipate heavier traffic and more farm equipment on county and township roads as harvest season gets underway. With large machinery moving between fields, officials urge drivers to slow down and remain vigilant, particularly when approaching ...
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Illinois Launches Free Webinar Series to Help IT Vendors Navigate State Contracting Requirements

The Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology’s Office of Supplier Diversity, alongside the IT Procurement Office, is launching a new educational initiative aimed at IT vendors. Scheduled for Wednesday, September 17, 2025, from 10 to 11 AM, the event aims to inform current and ...
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Monarch Youth Center Opens in Lincoln Advancing Rehabilitation and Community Growth

The Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice has inaugurated the Monarch Youth Center in Lincoln, marking a significant step forward in youth rehabilitation. The facility accommodates up to 30 residents and provides comprehensive services, including educational programs, mental health support, and vocational training aimed at ...
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Illinois Awards Over 40 Million to Improve Drinking Water Safety in Small Communities

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has allocated more than $40 million to assist small and disadvantaged communities in tackling contaminants found in drinking water supplies. The funding focuses on the removal of PFAS chemicals and manganese, substances that pose health risks. Communities receiving the ...
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Illinois Celebrates 60 Years of Lifesaving Newborn Screening Program

The Illinois Department of Public Health is commemorating six decades of newborn screening, a program that now covers over 50 conditions. More than 100,000 newborns in Illinois undergo this essential testing each year. The initiative’s early detection efforts help ensure infants receive crucial diagnoses ...
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