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Winter Weather Advisory: Freezing Rain and Icy Conditions Expected Wednesday

From the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities: Light freezing rain/drizzle will impact much of the area Wednesday into Wednesday night. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the entire area from 9 AM to 9 PM Wednesday. Icing on roads and ...
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Illinois Community Colleges Receive $3.6M Boost for Student Mental Health Services

In a significant move to address mental health challenges among students, the Illinois Community College Board has allocated over $3.6 million to 32 community colleges across the state. This funding aims to enhance mental health services, bridge gaps in care, and support underserved student ...
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Illinois Invests $60 Million in State Parks and Historic Sites

The Illinois Capital Development Board has announced over $60 million in funding for the Department of Natural Resources. The funds, part of Governor JB Pritzker's Rebuild Illinois plan, will address deferred maintenance at state parks and historic sites, including Starved Rock, Lake Murphysboro, and ...
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Circle of Care Launches Free Virtual Training to Support Families Affected by Substance Use Loss

Circle of Care has introduced Threads of Hope Training, a no-cost, two-day virtual Zoom program designed to empower service providers and professionals in supporting families impacted by substance use-related deaths. This initiative, developed in collaboration with multiple organizations, will focus on addressing grief, reducing stigma, ...
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Freedom House to Open Emergency Shelter in Kewanee for Domestic Violence Victims in Henry County

Freedom House is expanding its support for victims of domestic and sexual violence with a new 12-bed emergency shelter in the former Medical Arts building in Kewanee. This strategic acquisition allows the organization to provide a safe haven equipped with ADA-compliant amenities, which will ...
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Illinois Rape Crisis Centers at Risk Amid Federal Funding Freeze Threat

Rape crisis services in Illinois face an uncertain future as a federal funding freeze looms, threatening vital support for survivors of sexual violence. The Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault (ICASA) warns that 24-hour hotlines, counseling, medical advocacy, and prevention programs could be severely impacted ...
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Congressman Sorensen Urges Action After D.C. Mid-Air Collision Raises Safety Concerns

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) issued the following statement in response to safety concerns following the tragic mid-air collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: “As our country grapples with the aftermath of this week’s tragic mid-air collision near Reagan National Airport, my ...
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Starved Rock State Park Secures $33.8 Million for Upgrades and Trail Enhancements

Starved Rock State Park is set to receive a significant boost with $33.8 million in state funding aimed at upgrading its wastewater treatment plant and enhancing trail systems. Illinois Senate Deputy Minority Leader Sue Rezin, a longtime advocate for the park, emphasized the importance ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Hosts 26th Annual Youth Softball Clinic in February

Illinois Valley Community College's softball team will host its 26th annual youth clinic on February 15 and 16. Open to grades 2 through 8, the event offers instruction in key softball skills. Sessions are split by grade level, with a fee of $40 for ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Reintroduces Exciting Dance Lessons for All Levels

Illinois Valley Community College is stepping it up with the return of dance lessons to its Continuing Education program. Starting February 6, 2025, beginners can enroll in the Wedding Reception Survival class to master those must-know moves, while advanced dancers can sharpen their swing ...
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Lydia Hardy Joins 2025 Illinois 4-H Youth Leadership Team

Lydia Hardy of Bureau County has earned a spot on the 2025 Illinois 4-H Youth Leadership Team. Over the next two years, she'll represent her local club and county at events across the state, helping to organize and lead activities. The team focuses on ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Hosts Inspiring Black History Month Events

Illinois Valley Community College is gearing up to celebrate Black History Month with an engaging lineup of events kicking off on February 3. The series features notable speakers, including music historian David 'DJ' Lee, who will explore the evolution of hip-hop and rap. Dr. ...
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