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CGH Introduces IDPH-Approved CNA Program

CGH Medical Center is launching an IDPH-approved Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program designed to make starting a healthcare career more accessible. The program offers full-time paid employment with all required training to safely and compassionately provide care for patients, while also preparing participants for the ...
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Fritts Responds to State of the State Address

“After today’s State of the State and Budget Address, one thing is clearer than ever: Governor Pritzker is setting himself up for a White House run. Unfortunately, Illinois citizens will only continue to suffer as the Governor remains far more focused on his national ...
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Sterling Man Looking at 4 Years in Prison

A Sterling man faces four years behind bars following his guilty plea to two separate aggravated battery charges. One of the incidents involved an assault on a police officer, escalating the severity of sentencing. Court documents reveal the offenses occurred several months apart, with ...
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Matchbox Twenty to Headline Illinois State Fair Grandstand in August 2026

Matchbox Twenty is set to ignite the Illinois Lottery Grandstand Stage at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield on Sunday, August 16, 2026. Known for iconic hits like “3AM,” “Unwell,” and “Push,” the band continues to resonate with fans across generations. Their upcoming performance ...
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Illinois EPA Launches Seven Million Dollar Grant to Boost Energy Resilience at Wastewater Plants

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is allocating seven million dollars to boost energy resilience for publicly owned wastewater treatment plants. Through the Resilient Energy for Wastewater Infrastructure Grant Program, communities can apply for funding to assess vulnerabilities and install solar-plus-battery storage systems. Award amounts ...
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Congressman Sorensen Backs Bipartisan Bill to Raise Pay for Federal Correctional Officers

Congressman Eric Sorensen is backing new bipartisan legislation aimed at boosting pay for federal correctional officers, including those in Illinois prisons. The Federal Correctional Officer Paycheck Protection Act of 2026 would raise base pay by 35 percent for eligible staff, tackling chronic staffing shortages, ...
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Upgrades Coming Soon to Fulton School District

The River Bend School District is revising its construction strategy after gathering input from local residents seeking cost-effective solutions. Officials will now focus on building a new physical education facility at the Middle School and a wrestling and multipurpose space at the High School. ...
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Funded Project to Begin in Dixon

Dixon is set to move forward with a $2 million boost from federal funding, designated for new retention ponds. City officials say the project is instrumental in controlling stormwater and preventing floods, particularly as plans advance for major economic development along the I-88 corridor. ...
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A Few Changes in Prophetstown

Big changes in Prophetstown leadership as Bruce Franks steps down from his role as mayor and transitions to serve as the city’s new police chief. Alderman Ryan Inskeep is now acting as Mayor Pro Tem, guiding city affairs until a permanent replacement is decided. ...
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Police Academy Expansion at SVCC

Sauk Valley Community College’s police academy is marking its 10th class, and area police chiefs say the program is making a real impact. By training recruits locally, the academy is reducing the time it takes departments to fill open positions, easing a persistent staffing ...
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Improvements Planned for Central Business District in Morrison

The City of Morrison has announced an open call for bids on a major project to upgrade parking and traffic control markings in its Central Business District. The work will include concrete surface preparation, new striping, paint markings, and careful management of traffic and ...
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Illinois Reports First Measles Case of the Year and Traces Possible Exposures in Metro East

Illinois health officials have reported the state’s first confirmed case of measles this year, involving an adult in the Metro East area who recently traveled out of state. The Illinois Department of Public Health is tracing potential contacts, with exposure identified at Good Shepherd ...
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