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Illinois 2026 Fishing Licenses Now Available Supporting Conservation and Recreation

Anglers eager to plan can now purchase Illinois fishing licenses for the 2026 season. Priced at $15 for residents, these permits are required for anyone sixteen and older hitting the state’s lakes, rivers, and streams. Proceeds from license sales help fund vital conservation efforts ...
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Illinois Bill by State Senator Steve Stadelman Seeks Continuous Protection for Domestic Violence Survivors

State Senator Steve Stadelman has introduced Senate Bill 3044, targeting gaps in legal protection for survivors of domestic violence and stalking. The bill would ensure that emergency orders of protection remain valid until a final, or plenary, order is in place and served. Currently, ...
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Congressman Sorensen Champions Modernization and Investment for Rock Island Arsenal

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) testified in front of the House Armed Services Committee this week to advocate for resources for Rock Island Arsenal, including expansions of public-private partnerships, investment in 3D printing technologies, and support for the Arsenal's workforce. “I am always proud ...
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126 Year Old Sterling House Coming Down

Sterling’s 126-year-old house at 701 First Ave. is set to be demolished after the city council deemed it beyond repair. Officials cited severe foundation issues, estimating at least $30,000 in restoration costs—an amount considered unfeasible for preservation. Before demolition begins, the Sterling Fire Department is ...
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Rock Falls Man Receives 7 Years for 2022 Assault

A Rock Falls resident has received a seven-year prison sentence following a 2022 aggravated battery incident involving 64 year-old Scott Hagerman. Prosecutors detailed that the assault led to severe injuries, and although the victim later passed away, the court clarified that the conviction was ...
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Senator Andrew Chesney’s Column

For generations, Americans have believed in a simple principle that our elections should be honest, secure, and decided by the citizens of this country. As the March 17th Primary Election approaches, that basic idea is under attack by far-left politicians who care more about gaining ...
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Not Guilty Plea Entered in Lee County Arson Case

Trent W. Schafer, a 21-year-old volunteer firefighter from Kasbeer, entered a not guilty plea in Lee County Circuit Court. Authorities have charged Schafer with allegedly igniting the 700-acre grass fire that swept through the Green River State Wildlife Management Area last Friday. Investigators say the ...
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Celebrate Pi Day in Morrison

Set sail for a mathematical adventure at Odell Public Library on March 14th, as the community celebrates Pi Day. From 1:00 to 3:14 p.m., participants of all ages can join a “pi”rate treasure hunt, blending math challenges with pie-themed activities. Successful treasure hunters will ...
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March’s Job Search Workshop at the Sterling Public Library

The Sterling Public Library will be hosting a Job Search Workshop on Tuesday, March 10th. The workshop begins promptly at 2:00 p.m. at the library. As in every month, Representatives from Business Employment Skills Team, Inc. (BEST, Inc.) and Illinois Department of Employment Security ...
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City of Sterling Approves Parking Improvements Downtown

Sterling’s City Council has approved an economic incentive for Liven Holdings LLC to upgrade the parking lot at 502 E. Second Street. The $42,000 project will reconfigure the lot’s layout, allowing drivers to exit straight onto Second Street, eliminating the need to back into ...
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McCombie Delivers Essential Infrastructure Funds to Lanark

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie met with local current and former elected officials today to celebrate essential funding delivered to the City of Lanark to help with local infrastructure improvements. Leader McCombie secured the release of $112,500 in capital infrastructure funds for the City of ...
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Are You Ready for Severe Weather Season?

Thunderstorms, tornadoes, lightning, floods, and power outages are all possible during Illinois' spring weather season. That is why the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA OHS) is urging all residents to take steps to prepare during Severe Weather Preparedness Month this March. “Millions ...
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