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Fritts responds to Pritzker signing energy bill

Governor JB Pritzker signed a controversial battery storage and energy omnibus bill into law Thursday. Senate Bill 25, also known as CRGA, is another example of flawed green energy policies that Illinois ratepayers are already all too familiar with. Pritzker’s signing of SB 25 comes on ...
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SVCC Impact Program

SVCC’s Impact Program has celebrated a remarkable achievement, surpassing 100,000 volunteer hours in the community. This milestone reflects the hard work of dedicated Impact students and the support of over 280 nonprofit organizations collaborating with the program. Their combined efforts help fulfill the mission ...
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Spain Lauds Transformational Bill to Lower Prescription Drug Costs

A great number of pieces of legislation officially became law on January 1st in the state of Illinois.   One in particular was co-sponsored by House Deputy Minority Leader Ryan Spain (R-Peoria) who called House Bill 1697 a "transformational piece of legislation that positions Illinois to lead the nation in ...
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McCombie Announces January Office Hours

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie will be hosting a series of upcoming office hours events. These events are an effort to make state resources accessible to all residents throughout her 89th Legislative District, which includes all of Carroll and Jo Daviess counties, as well as parts ...
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Tony McCombie Calls for Reforms to Boost Affordability and Public Safety in Illinois

As Illinois lawmakers prepare for a new session, House Republican Leader Tony McCombie is urging the state to change course, focusing on affordability, public safety, and job-driven infrastructure. McCombie says Illinois families are struggling with rising costs, making daily sacrifices while, in her view, ...
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Flu and COVID Cases Surge in Illinois as Officials Urge Vaccination and Precautions

Illinois faces a surge in flu activity, now at very high levels, according to the Department of Public Health. Officials have confirmed the season’s first pediatric flu-related death, raising concerns across the state. COVID-19 cases are also on the rise, prompting renewed urgency. Health ...
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Illinois Law Protects Employees Using Work Devices to Document Domestic or Gender Violence

Illinois workers now have new legal protections when using company devices to document incidents of domestic, sexual, or gender violence. Public Act 104-0171, which became effective on January 1st, prohibits employers from disciplining or retaliating against employees who use work-provided phones, computers, or other ...
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Illinois Liquor Control Commission Encourages Residents to Join Dry January for Better Health

The Illinois Liquor Control Commission is urging residents to take part in Dry January, a month-long challenge inviting individuals to refrain from alcohol. This health-focused initiative is designed to encourage people to examine their drinking habits and potentially improve their overall well-being. Throughout the ...
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Illinois Launches New Public Health Laws to Improve Care and Safety Statewide

Illinois is set to implement a series of public health laws starting in 2026. Among them are new requirements for overdose incident reporting and expanded prenatal syphilis testing to protect expectant mothers and newborns. Students will gain improved access to contraception, and schools will ...
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Illinois Drivers Targeted by Scam Texts Demanding Fake Traffic Violation Payments

Illinois residents are being warned about a new wave of scam text messages targeting drivers. According to Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, these fraudulent texts claim recipients owe money for traffic violations or tolls, often threatening suspension of vehicle registration or driving privileges. The ...
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UPS Packages Taken from Whiteside County Dropbox

On Wednesday December 31st, 2025,The Morrison Police Department responded to The Whiteside County Courthouse for a Theft of packages at the UPS drop box outside the South Entrance. Several boxes were taken that were placed near the drop box, and the door was pried ...
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Symphony Musicians Plan Chamber Music Concert

Four music ensembles from the Clinton Symphony Orchestra will perform Sunday afternoon January 11th, at Zion Lutheran Church in Clinton. It’s the fourth concert in the Symphony’s 72nd season. The 2 p.m. performance will open with Anton Dvorak’s “American” quartet performed by the Prairie Rose String ...
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