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Join the “Thank You Card Drive” for Deployed Soldiers with State Rep Weaver by August 1, 2025

State Representative Travis Weaver’s office is organizing a "Thank You Card Drive" for deployed military personnel, running from June 10th to August 1st. Community members are invited to express their gratitude and support by submitting handwritten cards. Cards can be mailed or delivered directly ...
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Body Found in Field in LaSalle County During Search for Missing Person

A body has been discovered near a field south of North 19th Road in LaSalle County amid search efforts for a missing individual. On June 24, 2025, the LaSalle County Sheriff's Office received a report of a missing person. Multiple agencies participated in the ...
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Illinois Housing Authority Warns of Severe Impact from Proposed Federal Funding Cuts

The Illinois Housing Development Authority Board is raising alarms about proposed federal housing cuts that could slash U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development funding by 44 percent. Board members say the reduction threatens rental assistance for nearly 400,000 Illinois households. They warn such ...
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Bipartisan Act Targets Flood and Drought Resilience in Farming Communities

Congressman Eric Sorensen of Illinois and Congresswoman Ashley Hinson of Iowa have introduced the bipartisan Flood Resiliency and Land Stewardship Act, aiming to address flood and drought risks in farming communities. The measure seeks to enhance existing USDA conservation programs, focusing on soil health ...
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Illinois Boosts Library Technology with Over $1 Million in Grants

The Illinois Secretary of State’s office is dedicating over $1 million in new grant funding to help 88 public libraries in underserved areas improve their technology. Secretary and State Librarian Alexi Giannoulias says the goal is to ensure all libraries—regardless of local wealth—can meet ...
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Illinois State Investment Portfolio Yields Over $5 Billion Under Treasurer Frerichs

Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs reports the state’s investment portfolio has generated over $5 billion in earnings since he took office. Additionally, Frerichs says local governments have seen more than $3 billion in returns through the Illinois Funds program, which maintains a top-tier AAA ...
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Illinois Urges Fireworks Safety and Legal Compliance Ahead of Fourth of July

With the Fourth of July approaching, Illinois officials are ramping up reminders about fireworks safety and strict adherence to state regulations. According to the Department of Natural Resources and the State Fire Marshal, last year saw 156 injuries and one death linked to fireworks ...
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Illinois Invests $63 Million to Expand Affordable Housing and Create Jobs

The Illinois Housing Development Authority Board has announced a major boost for affordable housing, approving $24 million in federal tax credits along with $39 million in additional funding. This investment targets 16 projects in 11 counties, aiming to create or preserve 850 homes for ...
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First Human West Nile Virus Case in Southern Illinois Sparks Health Precautions

Illinois health officials have confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus in Southern Illinois this year. The affected individual required hospitalization after developing complications related to the virus. At this time, positive samples have been detected in mosquitoes, birds, horses, and humans ...
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Congressman Sorensen Urges Diplomacy to Prevent Middle East Conflict

WASHINGTON, DC - Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) issued the following statement urging the Trump administration to pursue a diplomatic resolution and avoid further conflict:“The United States cannot be sucked into another Middle East war. The Trump administration must use every diplomatic effort to de-escalate ...
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Illinois Moves to Secure Energy Grid Against Foreign Interference

Illinois could soon see tighter security around its energy grid. State Senate Deputy Republican Leader Sue Rezin has introduced the Rogue Component Installation Prevention Act, aiming to ban inverters, batteries, and other vital equipment from foreign adversaries in state-supported energy projects. The legislation comes ...
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Bureau County Sheriff Report 06-23-2025

Time: 06/13/2025 - 13:13 Case: BCSD:25-005824 Location: 29990 IL HWY 92 TAMPICO IL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT-INJURIES Attending Units: BCSD:BU18,BCSD:BU10 DRIVER - Name: FETTIG, THEODORE, M Sex: M Age: 25 Residing At: TAMPICO IL Disposition Response: RESOLVED Status: CLSTime: 06/17/2025 - 15:26 Case: BCSD:25-005984 Location: IL HW 6/3100 E ST SEATONVILLE IL TRAFFIC ILLINOIS VEH. CODE TRAFFIC STOP Attending Units: ...
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