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Illinois Rises to Second in Nation for Human Trafficking Prevention Efforts

Illinois has earned an “A” grade on Shared Hope International’s Just Like Me Report Cards, a leap from a previous “F,” thanks to new trauma-informed human trafficking legislation. Governor JB Pritzker recently signed the Illinois Statewide Trauma-Informed Response to Human Trafficking Act, establishing a ...
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Road Closure on 2500 East Street in LaMoille Township Begins November 10, 2025

Drivers in LaMoille Township should prepare for significant changes to their daily routes. Beginning Monday, November 10th, a structure replacement project kicks off on 2500 East Street. As a result, the roadway will be closed between 2400 North Avenue and 2600 North Avenue. Access ...
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Free Community Health Event Offers Screenings Testing, and Nutrition Advice on November 21, 2025, in Princeton

OSF HealthCare is inviting community members to a free health-focused event this Friday, November 21, from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Bureau County Metro Center. The OSF OnCall King Care-A-Van is making stops to offer a range of free health services to the ...
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Part of 1745 North Avenue Closure Begins November 6, 2025, in Bureau County

A stretch of 1745 North Avenue, designated as CH35, will close for all traffic starting at 7 AM on Thursday, November 6th. The affected section runs for one mile, between Illinois Route 40 and 1000 East Street. Officials have not specified when the road ...
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Princeton Churches Host Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner on November 27, 2025, Reserve by November 26th

The Evangelical Covenant Church, in partnership with St. Louis Catholic Church and St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church, invites the Princeton community to a complimentary Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, November 27, from 11 AM to 1 PM. Diners can choose to enjoy a hearty meal featuring ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Expands Agriculture Program with New Soil Lab and Historic Donation

Illinois Valley Community College is set to expand its agricultural program, thanks to a major donation from the historic 177-year-old W.H. Maze Company. The generous gift will support the development of a new soil laboratory, part of the Dr. Alfred E. Wisgoski Agricultural Education ...
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Illinois Celebrates Adoption Awareness Month as Thousands of Children Find Permanent Homes

Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services are shining a spotlight on Adoption Awareness Month. Over the past ten years, more than 20,000 children have found permanent homes across Illinois. This month and next, families statewide will participate in ...
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Princeton Tigers Runners Shine with Personal Bests at Sectional Meet as Payton Frueh Qualifies for State

Rockford Christian clinched the boys’ team title at the sectional meet with 57 points, while Evan Knobloch of Stark County raced to the top individual spot, finishing the 3-mile course in 15:01. Princeton’s Augustus Swanson ended his season with a personal best time of ...
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Illinois Launches Free Phone Minutes Pilot Program to Help Incarcerated Individuals Stay Connected

Illinois corrections officials are rolling out a new pilot program providing 775 free domestic phone minutes each month to individuals in custody. Set to run statewide through June 2026, this initiative is designed to strengthen family ties and support emotional well-being among the incarcerated ...
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Illinois Drivers Urged to Stay Alert for Increased Deer Activity During Fall Mating Season

As autumn colors sweep across Illinois and days grow shorter, state officials are renewing warnings about increased deer activity on the roads. The Illinois Department of Transportation and Department of Natural Resources have highlighted that deer-vehicle collisions peak during the fall mating season, particularly ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Opens Spring 2026 Registration with Early Enrollment Benefits

Illinois Valley Community College has officially opened registration for Spring 2026 classes. Continuing students are encouraged to use the college’s online portal to secure their classes early. Those new to the college will need to complete an application, schedule a counseling session, and arrange ...
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Congressman Eric Sorensen Urges End to US China Trade War as Exports Plunge and Bankruptcy Fears Rise

The ongoing trade dispute between the U.S. and China is hitting Illinois farmers hard. Congressman Eric Sorensen is leading a call to President Trump, urging him to resolve the trade war immediately. With President Trump and China’s President Xi preparing for critical talks this ...
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