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Transform Your Holiday Waste into Vital Fish Habitats This Winter

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is calling on residents to donate their used Christmas trees to enhance fish habitats in local lakes. Trees can be dropped off at designated sites across the state from December 26th through January 19th. These trees will provide ...
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Illinois Unveils New Laws for 2024 Targeting Theft, Safety, and Honors

In Illinois, a fresh set of laws will roll out with the new year, thanks to initiatives led by Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias. These laws, recently passed by the Illinois General Assembly and signed into legislation, aim to address various administrative and public ...
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Princeton City Council Meeting December 16, 2024

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from December 16, 2024. https://youtu.be/Dpf7NGaEjg4?si=p3x16hOTbaE26JwH  
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Princeton City Council Meeting December 2, 2024

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from December 2, 2024. https://youtu.be/hZJpA1uGl9k?si=MvSXJmCzZgANJDUR  
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Princeton City Council Meeting November 18, 2024

Watch the Princeton City Council Meeting from November 18, 2024. https://youtu.be/JPj4tgYDU_g?si=NbZp6Bal1L_aGLOL  
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Join the Oglesby Agronomy Summit for Cutting-Edge Agricultural Insights on January 23, 2025

The University of Illinois Extension is set to host the Oglesby Agronomy Summit on January 23, 2025, at Illinois Valley Community College. This pivotal summit will gather agricultural professionals to explore key topics such as soil fertility and crop management techniques. The event, aimed ...
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Illinois Regulators Greenlight Scaled-Back $83M Grid Upgrade by Ameren

The Illinois Commerce Commission has approved Ameren Illinois' modified multi-year grid plan, authorizing $83 million in system enhancements to improve power grid reliability and support clean energy goals. This decision represents a significant reduction from the initially proposed $333 million, aligning with the Climate ...
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Data Breach Strikes Illinois Department of Human Services Exposing Over a Million Records

The Illinois Department of Human Services is currently managing a significant privacy breach that occurred on April 25, 2024, impacting over a million customers. An unauthorized external entity accessed sensitive data through a phishing attack, compromising Social Security numbers of 4,701 customers, three employees, ...
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Stay Safe This Holiday Season with Illinois Drive Sober Initiative

As the holiday season ramps up, Illinois is taking a firm stance on road safety through the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign. This initiative, backed by the Illinois Department of Transportation and over 200 law enforcement agencies, aims to curb impaired driving ...
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Join the Excitement as Illinois Valley Community College Prepares for a Dazzling Hello, Dolly! Production

Illinois Valley Community College is gearing up for its spring musical extravaganza with the beloved classic, “Hello, Dolly!” Auditions are scheduled to take place in the Dr. Mary Margaret Weeg Cultural Centre on January 12 at 2 PM and January 13 at 6:30 PM. ...
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Illinois Hunters See Record-Breaking Deer Harvest Season

In the recently concluded Illinois firearm deer season, hunters saw a noticeable increase in their harvest, with a total of 82,496 deer, up from last year's count of 76,494. This season, which ended on December 8th, was split into two segments. The second segment ...
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Illinois Community Colleges Unite to Tackle Hunger with Massive Food Drive

Community colleges across Illinois have joined forces to launch the 'Feed the Need' Food Drive, collecting over 91,000 non-perishable food items to combat food insecurity on campuses. This initiative, spearheaded by the Illinois Community College Board, has seen significant contributions from colleges like John ...
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