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Freeport Woman Has DUI Hearing Set

A Freeport woman faces a felony aggravated DUI charge after a Christmas Day crash in Sterling Township left a 4-year-old injured. Whiteside County Court documents reveal that Taylor Winston’s blood alcohol content was over 0.16 at the time of the incident, more than twice ...
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Booker is Still The Sheriff

Sheriff John F. Booker will retain his role as Whiteside County Sheriff after the 2026 election filing period passed without any challengers entering the race. Booker has more than 30 years of service in the department and credits community trust for the uncontested race. ...
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Updated Curriculum Set for Morrison School District

Morrison High School is set to launch an updated Social Studies curriculum beginning in the 2026-2027 academic year. The revamped program will cover U.S. History, World History, and Advanced Placement Geography courses. School officials say the investment totals around $21,333, aimed at providing students ...
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Love’s is On The Way

Construction will soon get underway on the new Love’s Travel Stop near Illinois Route 40 and Interstate 88. Local officials say the project, set to start this month, is expected to bring new jobs and increased convenience for travelers and truck drivers passing through ...
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Parking Survey Taking Shape in Sterling

Sterling residents are invited to shape the future of downtown parking by participating in a new 15-question survey. Officials are seeking feedback to reassess both on-street and off-street parking options in the downtown area. The survey aims to strike a balance between convenient short-term ...
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FOIA Request Still Under Consideration

Legal tensions persist in Dixon as a lawsuit against the city moves forward. The plaintiff, represented by their attorney, is urging the court to compel the City of Dixon to cover legal fees after a contentious battle over a Freedom of Information Act request. ...
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E-P Girls Basketball Inaugural “Hoops for Heart” Event

The CGH Health Foundation was honored to partner with the Erie-Prophetstown Girls Basketball program for the inaugural “Hoops for Heart” event, held on January 22nd, at the Erie High School gym. The event raised $4,300 and brought teams, fans, and the community together to ...
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Valentine’s is Celebrated at Rest have, Morrison

Resthave Care and Rehabilitation celebrated Valentine’s Day with joy, tradition, and plenty of smiles as residents, family and staff gathered for the annual crowning of our Valentine’s Day royalty. This cherished event honors residents who exemplify kindness, warmth, and community spirit within Resthave’s halls. This ...
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Former Carroll County Deputy Back in Court

Attorneys representing former Carroll County Sheriff’s deputy Matthew Herpstreith returned to court as he faces charges of reckless homicide and obstructing justice in the 2024 death of 18-year-old Jackson Kradle. Herpstreith’s defense has filed a "bill of particulars," pressing prosecutors to clarify exactly what ...
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Clinton Symphony Orchestra Family Program This Sunday

Clinton Symphony Orchestra will perform a family concert, for family members of all ages, at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Camanche High School Auditorium. Conductor Silas Nathaniel Huff has chosen a program of short, interesting music for the 50 musicians of the orchestra, and ...
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New Mobile Home Ordinance in Rock Falls

In Rock Falls, a new ordinance now mandates that any mobile home moved into one of the city’s parks must have been built within the past 20 years. City officials say this measure will help preserve safety standards and the overall aesthetic of local ...
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Yard Waste Pick Up Still a Few Weeks Out

With temperatures more typical of late spring, local residents are eager to tackle yard work earlier than usual this year. Sterling City officials, however, are urging everyone to keep grass clippings, branches, and leaves out of the streets. The street sweepers have not begun ...
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