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Congressman Eric Sorensen Voices Concern Over Trump’s Decision to Strike Iran

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement in response to President Trump’s decision to strike Iran: “I am deeply worried about the President’s decision to strike Iran, circumventing Congress. “Without an articulated plan to protect our national security and the safety of our ...
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Chicago Fire Soccer Fans Can Now Get Official Team License Plates in Illinois

Chicago Fire Soccer fans can now showcase their team spirit on Illinois roads with a new specialty license plate, just in time for the club’s home opener at Soldier Field. Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced the plates, which feature the club’s official logo ...
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Haybale Fire Draws Multi Agency Response

Firefighters from thirteen departments joined forces earlier this week to contain a massive hay bale fire along the 6000 block of West Pines Road, located between Polo and Oregon. The intense blaze prompted an extensive mutual-aid response, as crews worked urgently to prevent flames ...
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Technology Advancement Coming to Prophetstown Fire Protection District

The Prophetstown Fire Protection District has officially adopted the First Due Reporting System, an integrated, cloud-based platform designed to enhance operational efficiency. With this move, firefighters and staff will manage incident reports, training records, and equipment inventories from a single interface. The transition places Prophetstown ...
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Vehicle Stolen in Rock Falls Ends Up in Dixon after Pursuit

Authorities in Rock Falls are actively seeking a suspect involved in the theft of a vehicle late Wednesday. After the stolen car was flagged by license plate readers, deputies from Lee County pursued the vehicle, which ultimately crashed near Dixon. The driver then escaped ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Andy Regal Talks Surviving Workplace Bullying with Book “Surviving Bully Culture”

Andrew Regal joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to talk about his experiences with workplace bullying and his quest to educate employers and employees on how to survive workplace bullying. During the isolation of the pandemic, Andy Regal began documenting his life story, aiming to leave ...
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Critical Fire Danger Expected Friday as Dry Windy Weather Increases Fire Risk

Strong winds and warmth are combining with dry conditions to elevate fire risks across much of the region. The National Weather Service has placed a Fire Weather Watch on the calendar for Friday afternoon, pinpointing areas where flames could quickly get out of control. ...
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Lee County Drug Court Recognized by Rep Fritts

State Representative Brad Fritts of Dixon honored the Lee County Drug Court Team this week as the program marked its 20th anniversary. Established to help individuals battling addiction, the drug court focuses on rehabilitation rather than incarceration, offering participants an alternative path to recovery. ...
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Shift Change Evaluated at Rock Falls Fire Department

Rock Falls city officials have given the green light to a new work schedule for the local fire department. Under a memorandum of understanding, firefighters will test a 48/96 shift pattern for one year, beginning May 1st. This schedule means firefighters will work 48 ...
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Improvements Ahead for Erie Middle School

Erie Middle School will soon undergo a significant summer transformation after the Board of Education approved several major projects at their latest meeting. The centerpiece is a $700,000 track and field resurfacing, addressing both functionality and safety. Plans include a complete overhaul of the ...
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Road Work Returns to Sterling Soon

Sterling has outlined its ambitious street work plan for 2026, with a major focus on infrastructure upgrades. The city is set to invest $4.9 million in the complete reconstruction of Griswold and Woodburn Avenues, targeting improved road conditions and safety. In addition, resurfacing efforts ...
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Public Safety Building in The Works for SVCC

Sauk Valley Community College’s Board of Trustees is advancing plans for a $36 million public safety building on campus. The 40,000-square-foot facility is proposed for the east side of the main building and will become home to the college’s criminal justice program and a ...
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