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Big Weather Switch on The Way

The above normal temperatures Illinoisans have been enjoying of late will be coming to an end soon. Many will see temperatures in the 70s on Friday, but a dome of cold air will sweep in over the weekend. The National Weather Service predicts for the ...
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State Representative Brad Fritts Responds to Shooting of Illinois State Trooper

State Representative Brad Fritts (R-Dixon) spoke on the Illinois House floor Wednesday morning concerning the shooting of an Illinois state trooper in Springfield late Tuesday evening.   The trooper was shot by a homicide suspect from Chicago during a traffic stop.  Representative Fritts said the incident ...
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Deer Season Not Far Away

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is reminding deer hunters there are dozens of locations where deer can be tested for chronic wasting disease free of charge during the upcoming hunting season.Chronic wasting disease is a fatal disease of the central nervous system in ...
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Trunk or Treat at Whiteside County Senior Center this Friday 3-5

Don't be scared! If it rains, it will be nice and dry in our dining room. Open to the public.  Come have some fun. There will betreats for everyone, Vegetable soup/crackers, Decorate your cookie, Popcorn, Hot Cocoa, Lemonade, and Costume Contest for Cutest, Funniest, Scary, Best ...
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Stoller Seeks Help Honoring Veterans

With Veterans Day approaching on Saturday, November 11th, State Senator Win Stoller (R-Germantown Hills) is asking local residents to help honor family members or friends who are veterans at part of a memorial display in the Illinois State Capitol. The Illinois Senate Republican Caucus is ...
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Sterling Child to Meet Dolly Parton Through Literacy Program

A Whiteside County child was one of seven children around the world to find an enchanting bookmark in their Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library book last month.The early childhood literacy program celebrated 200 million books gifted since the program began in 1995. In typical Dolly fashion, she wanted to give back.You know how Willy ...
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McCombie and Spain Comment on Veto Session Thus Far

As the two week fall veto session gets underway in Springfield, House Republican Leader Tony McCombie (R-Savanna) says there are a number of issues that require fixing within our state agencies where we have seen continual cases of mismanagement and disarray, issues that are ongoing and ...
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Chicago Man Arrested in Dixon on Identity Theft and Fraud Charges

On Wednesday, October 18th, the Dixon Police Department was contacted by a local bank that reported a skimming device was located on the ATM located in the drive thru. A skimming device was installed on an ATM or other points of sale to record ...
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City of Morrison Announces a New Website and Mobile App

As the City of Morrison moves forward with its endless efforts to better serve the community, its website has been updated to offer new features and additional information. The website offers news articles, live feeds, documents, public records, maps, municipal code, bill pay, a ...
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Illinois DNR Youth Waterfowl Hunting

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources has announced that numerous Illinois state parks and wildlife areas will be open to youth waterfowl hunting during the 2023 zoned youth waterfowl hunting seasons. Per federal regulations, youth waterfowl hunters ages 17 or younger may hunt ducks, ...
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The Whiteside Forum Returns to Odell This Sunday

The Whiteside Forum continues their 2023-2024 Season with guest expert Brian Ritter speaking to “Conservation: Nahant Marsh, the Mississippi River, and Beyond” on Sunday afternoon October  29th  in the Community Room of the Odell Public Library in Morrison.  This event will begin at 2:00pm, located ...
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Former Dixon Mayor Announces Run for State Senate

Former 8-year mayor of Dixon, Li Arellano, is announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the 37th State Senate District currently held by Senator Win Stoller who is retiring. Arellano recently completed eight years of service as mayor of Dixon this past May. He term ...
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