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LaSalle County Sheriff’s Office Holiday Traffic Enforcement Results

LaSalle County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with the Illinois Department of Transportation and other agencies, conducted the 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign from December 13 through January 2. The initiative resulted in four seat belt citations, 37 speeding tickets, five distracted driving ...
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Discover Faith and Fellowship at the Evangelical Covenant Churchs Alpha Course

Starting January 9, 2025, the Evangelical Covenant Church in Princeton will host the Alpha course, a free 11-week program designed to explore Christian faith. Located at 24 North Main Street, the sessions will include meals, videos, and discussions every Thursday through March 20th. For ...
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Empowering Minds Through Peer Mentorship at Illinois Valley Community College

Illinois Valley Community College has launched a Peer Mentor program aimed at enhancing mental health services on campus. Students Danica Scoma and Bhawna, the program's first mentors, offer peer-to-peer counseling, providing a comfortable space for students to discuss their challenges. Supervised by professionals, these ...
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IDOT Braces for Severe Winter Storm with Urgent Safety Warnings

As Illinois braces for a severe winter storm this weekend, state authorities urge residents to exercise caution. The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) has mobilized over 1,800 trucks to manage the expected 8 to 12 inches of snow across central regions and significant ice ...
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OSF Healthcare Updates to Recommending Masks Beginning December 31st Due to Widespread Respiratory Viruses

Amid a surge in respiratory illnesses, all OSF Healthcare facilities are updating their safety protocols. Hospitals, hospice homes, and clinics are now recommending, rather than requiring, masks for patients and visitors. This shift aims to balance personal freedom with safety, urging mask usage to ...
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Detective Haars Walks Through the Steps to Upload Your DNA and Help Identify Unidentified Persons

Detective Sergeant Brian Haars from the Henry County Sheriff's Office sat down with RegionalMediaNews in November to walk through the steps to upload your DNA profile and become a "Genetic Witness," which will help police departments find family for unidentified persons like the Geneseo ...
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Critical Support for Senior Citizens in Jeopardy if Congress Fails to Act

In a surprising turn of events in Washington, the widely supported Older Americans Act Reauthorization Act of 2024 has been excluded from the latest version of the bipartisan year-end legislative package. This decision comes amid efforts to streamline the bill, leaving essential services for ...
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Aim for Victory at the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Challenge at Bureau Valley High School on January 18th

Step into the spotlight, young basketball enthusiasts! The Knights of Columbus Council 4537 is gearing up to host the much-anticipated Free Throw Championship at Bureau Valley High School. Coming up on January 18, 2025, from 1 PM to 3 PM, this event invites boys ...
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Join the Red Cross Mission to Support Communities in Crisis as A Volunteer

The American Red Cross is urging individuals to become volunteers as disaster responses have nearly doubled over the past decade. Interim CEO Catherine Rabenstine highlighted the critical need for more volunteers due to the rising number of disasters nationwide. The Red Cross provides essential ...
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Freedom House in Princeton Needs Essential Cleaning Supplies

In Princeton, a call for community support has been issued by a local organization facing shortages of essential cleaning supplies. Items urgently needed include dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent, spray cleaner, and toilet paper. The organization is appealing to the public to make donations through ...
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OSF Healthcare Requiring Masks Beginning December 31, 2024, Due to Widespread Respiratory Viruses

In response to a rise in respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19, influenza, and RSV, OSF Healthcare has reinstated mandatory mask mandates for all Mission Partners, patients, and visitors within community healthcare facilities. Additionally, a temporary visitor policy is now in effect, limiting patients to ...
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Trooper Clay Carns Remembered for His Dedication to Service and Family

The community and law enforcement are coming together to honor the late Trooper Clay Carns who tragically lost his life on duty on December 23, 2024. Remembered as a hero both at home and in his service, his family and friends recall him as ...
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