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Early Morning Fire in Fulton on Sunday

Fire crews in Fulton responded early Sunday to a blaze at an apartment building on 11th Avenue. Arriving at the scene just after seven in the morning, firefighters found flames inside the structure and began suppression efforts immediately. Thanks to quick evacuation, all residents ...
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Tony McCombie – Affordability Is Not a New Concept for House Republicans

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie (R-Savanna)said the word isn’t a new concept for House Republicans who have been long focused on reining in spending, providing real tax relief for hardworking families, and creating opportunities for growth. What is new is hearing the House Democrats ...
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Post Your Closings and Delays Online

Submit closings and delays for schools, businesses, churches, or events here. If you don't have an account, you can register and post closings and delays directly to our closings page. Find closings and delays here.
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Sauk Valley Community College Going Remote Friday

Campus Closed / Virtual Classes & Activities Due to dangerous weather conditions, Sauk Valley Community College will shift its services and instruction to remote delivery for Friday, January 23. Campus facilities will be closed. Stay safe, warm, and please check your emails for further instructions ...
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Whiteside County Senior Center Will Be Closed Friday

Due to the extreme cold forecast, the Whiteside County Senior Center will be closed on Friday, January 23rd, to ensure the safety of our staff and community! Please stay safe, limit time outdoors if possible, and check on neighbors who may need extra support!
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DeKalb, LaSalle, Putnam, & Bureau County Meals on Wheels & Senior Lunch Sites Closed Friday

Due to forecasted extreme cold temperatures, DeKalb, LaSalle, Putnam, & Bureau County Meals on Wheels home deliveries and all Senior Lunch Program sites will be closed on Friday, January 23, 2026, to protect the health and safety of participants and volunteers. We will reopen on Monday, ...
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Ramos Settlement Trial Resumes Today

The City of Rock Falls and two fire chiefs are calling for a Whiteside County judge to reverse a $31.5 million settlement with the family of fallen Sterling Fire Captain Garrett Ramos, who lost his life in a house fire in December 2021. The ...
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Whiteside County Receiving Federal Funds

Six rural drug courts in Illinois will be receiving federal funds to enhance existing programs. The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine awarded $45,000 to courts in Clinton, Hancock, Jackson, Montgomery, Richland and Whiteside counties. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is funding ...
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Court Documents Can Now Be Filed at Sterling Library

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has opened its first remote intake kiosk in Sterling. Members of the public can scan and file legal documents in new and existing cases from a tablet and printer at the Sterling Public Library. According ...
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Tampico Preparing for President Reagan’s Birthday

A special celebration honoring Ronald Reagan is set for Friday, February 6th, at his birthplace in Tampico. Visitors can explore the historical society museum between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The first 20 children accompanied by an adult who complete a guided tour will ...
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Missing Dixon Man Quickly Located

On Sunday, at approximately 2:34 a.m., the Dixon Police Department received a call from a resident in the area of Countryside Lane reporting that they could hear a person yelling for help. Officers responded immediately and conducted a search of the area. They were ...
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Illinois Scrambles to Protect Mental Health Programs After Federal Funding Cuts

Hundreds of Illinois residents face a new crisis after the Trump Administration cut more than $5.9 million in funding for five critical behavioral health and suicide prevention programs. State officials say the loss will deeply affect mental health resources across schools and communities, halting ...
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