Clear 5°. Wind: N 0 mph.
Trending: Oil prices head for 2% weekly gain as Fed hopes boost market, Venezuela tensions loom
HomeNewsLocalPrincetonNewsNow ( Page 35)

PrincetonNewsNow

Subscribe to the PrincetonNewsNow News Feed.
SHARE NOW
by

State Senator Li Arellano Jr. Joins Efforts to Eradicate Homelessness in Illinois

State Senator Li Arellano Jr. of Dixon has begun his work on the Interagency Task Force on Homelessness, following his recent appointment by Senate Republican Leader John Curran. Arellano participated in his first Home Illinois Summit Program, listening to leaders combating homelessness statewide. The ...
by

Illinois Expands Online Professional Licensing with 21 New Additions

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation is expanding its digital offerings by adding 21 new professional license types to its online platform, CORE. This move is part of an ongoing effort to streamline the licensing process and significantly cut down on paperwork ...
by

Bipartisan Lawmakers Push for Weather Workforce Improvement Act to Address NWS Staffing Shortages

A group of bipartisan lawmakers is aiming to address staffing shortages at the National Weather Service with the introduction of the Weather Workforce Improvement Act. The proposal, backed by Congressmen Eric Sorensen, Mike Flood, Jared Moskowitz, Frank Lucas, and Jimmy Panetta, seeks to ensure ...
by

Illinois Ramps Up Awareness Efforts to Protect Seniors

Ahead of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is joining forces with the North American Securities Administrators Association to spotlight the growing risk of financial exploitation among isolated seniors. Giannoulias warns that scammers often prey on older adults during ...
by

Illinois Enhances ALPR Data Protections to Prevent Misuse by Out-of-State Authorities

Illinois officials are stepping up protections on automatic license plate reader, or ALPR, data after reports surfaced that Texas police improperly accessed the network to track a woman over an abortion-related case. Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias said the state has moved to block ...
by

Join the Illinois Turkey Brood Survey to Help Monitor Wildlife Trends

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is seeking volunteers to participate in its annual wild turkey brood surveys this summer. Throughout June, July, and August, citizen scientists are asked to report sightings of both adult and young turkeys. The information gathered will help the ...
https://www.menards.com/main/home.html
by

Representative Spain Reacts to Michael Madigan Sentencing for Corruption Charges

PEORIA – Today, former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison, 3 years probation, and a $2.5 million fine for his conviction on bribery and other corruption charges. Deputy House Minority Leader Ryan Spain (R-Peoria), the only remaining member of ...
by

Senator Rezin Calls for Reform After Madigan Sentencing Highlights Corruption

Springfield, IL – State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) issued the following statement after former Speaker Mike Madigan was sentenced in federal court for his role in sweeping corruption: “Today’s sentencing of former Speaker Mike Madigan marks the final chapter in one of the most corrupt political ...
by

Senator Neil Anderson Calls for Action Against Illinois Corruption Following Madigan Sentencing

Andalusia, IL – State Senator Neil Anderson (R-Andalusia) has released the following statement regarding the sentencing of former House Speaker Michael Madigan: "Michael Madigan was the kingpin of Illinois corruption. A political mob boss who used power to enrich himself and his allies. His conviction is ...
by

Illinois Senator Arellano Jr. Calls for Reform Following Madigan Sentencing for Corruption

Dixon, IL – State Senator Arellano, Jr (R-Dixon) has released the following statement regarding the sentencing of former House Speaker Michael Madigan: “Justice was finally delivered in Illinois today. Former House Speaker Michael Madigan has been sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for public corruption. This ...
by

Family Fun and Friendly Competition at the Second Annual Fishing Derby

Young anglers and their families cast their lines at the Second Annual Fishing Derby, held Saturday at Giant Goose Ranch. Organized by State Senator Neil Anderson and Representative Norine Hammond, the event attracted dozens of children for friendly competition and outdoor fun. Participants had ...
by

Master Your Garden Tomato Troubles with Expert Guidance at Princeton Workshop on July 3, 2025

Tomato troubles in your backyard? The Princeton Public Library’s Read 'Em and Weed Garden Club is hosting a special workshop to tackle common tomato plant issues. Led by experts from the University of Illinois Extension Master Gardener Program, this free event will cover pests, ...
First Previous313233343536373839Next Last