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Kellie OConnell Named New CEO of American Red Cross Illinois

Kellie O'Connell has taken on the role of Regional Chief Executive Officer for the American Red Cross of Illinois, succeeding Celena Roldán Sarillo. Her appointment brings over two decades of expertise in nonprofit and governmental sectors, marking a strategic step forward for the organization. ...
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Sterling Police Make Fugitive Arrest

Sterling Police have apprehended Baylee J. Gipson, 25, during a warrant check at W. 9th and Ash Ave. Known for a Whiteside County warrant related to trespassing, Gipson is now facing serious charges, including resisting a peace officer and armed violence.The accusations extend to ...
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Rock Falls Man Injured in Motorcycle Crash

On Tuesday, February 25th, at approximately 4:21 PM, Whiteside County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a report of a single-vehicle motorcycle crash with injuries on Buell Road, south of Gaulrapp Road. The initial investigation revealed that the motorcycle was traveling southbound on Buell Road at a ...
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Senator Arellano, Jr Launches Mobile Constituent Services

State Senator Li Arellano, Jr (R-Dixon) is proud to announce the launch of his Mobile Constituent Services initiative in the 37th Senate District starting in March “The 37th District includes all or parts of 12 counties, and my team and I have made it a ...
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Former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar Battles Advanced Pancreatic Cancer with Resilience and Support

Former Illinois Governor Jim Edgar, known for his impactful leadership, has disclosed a serious health battle. Diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer, Edgar is approaching this challenge with the support of expert medical teams from Chicago's Rush University Medical Center and Mayo Clinic. Edgar’s tenure ...
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House Minority Leader Tony McCombie Renewed Push for Knight-Silas Act Following St. Clair County Incident

A recent incident in St. Clair County has rekindled efforts to pass legislation aimed at protecting DCFS and Adult Protective Services workers. Last week, a Bellville resident disarmed and fired an officer's gun during an investigation, though no injuries were reported. This has prompted ...
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Spring Weight Limits in Whiteside County

The Whiteside County Highway Department will begin installing spring weight limit signs and enforcing spring weight limits on Monday, March 3rd. Spring weight limits will be in effect on roads that have the posted weight limits until further notice. Thank you in advance for ...
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Fire Reported in Dixon Gets Rapid Response

Emergency services swiftly responded to a house fire at 410 West 8th Street. Around 11:00 a.m. Sunday, the Dixon City Fire Department discovered the home's back porch in flames. Thanks to timely actions, the fire was extinguished, preventing further damage.Residents evacuated before first responders ...
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Senator Andrew Chesney to Bring IPASS on Demand to Oregon

“The Tollway is phasing out the plastic transponders we have in our cars and replacing them with stickers,” said Chesney. “Traditional transponders will continue to work for the time being, but these events allow people to make the switch quickly and conveniently and without ...
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Bellson Music Fest News

The 4th Annual Bellson Music Fest will be held Saturday, June 7th, at the RB&W District in Rock Falls, IL. This event is held each year to celebrate the legacy of LOUIE BELLSON (1924-2009), the Rock Falls native who rose to become the renowned ...
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Illinois Sheriffs Association Announces $58,000 in College Scholarships for 2025-2026

The Illinois Sheriffs' Association is set to distribute scholarships totaling over $58,000 for the 2025-2026 academic year. These funds are allocated for tuition, books, and fees at certified Illinois institutions, including online learning options. Henry County Sheriff Josh Verscheure has announced a $500 scholarship. ...
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Illinois Senior Citizens: Apply for Property Tax Deferral Today

The Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral Program offers qualified senior citizens the opportunity to defer property taxes on their primary residences, helping to reduce financial stress and provide peace of mind. Seniors in Illinois may qualify for up to $7,500 in property tax ...
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