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Free Country Music Concerts at Black Hawk College Celebrate Black History Month

Get ready to tap your boots and sway to the rhythm! Black Hawk College is hosting two free country music performances by The Chan Band on February 27th and 28th. This lively group will bring their mix of classic ...
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Kewanee Police Arrest and Citation Report for 02-05-2025

From: 2025-02-04 To: 2025-02-05 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 02/04 - 08:19 Dept: KPD Location: UNKNOWN, KEWANEE CHECK WELFARE Responding Agencies: KEWANEE-POLICE Disposition Response: RESOLVEDStatus: CLS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 02/04 - 10:18 Dept: KPD Location: 500 BLK OF S CHESTNUT ST, KEWANEE ESCORT OTHER Responding Agencies: -POLICE,KEWANEE-POLICE Disposition Response: RESOLVEDStatus: CLS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 02/04 - ...
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Winter Weather Alert: Freezing Rain and Drizzle to Impact Illinois Roads

From the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities, 2:30 PM update on 2/5/2025, Freezing drizzle and/or freezing rain to expand north through this evening impacting the PM commute. Be sure to take your time and allow extra distance ...
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“Here’s to Your Health” with Hammond-Henry Hospital’s Newest General Surgeon Dr. James Schrier

Hammond-Henry Hospital has welcomed Dr. James Schrier to their surgical team, marking a significant addition to their medical services. Dr. Schrier joined Tom Katz for the "Here's to Your Health" segment on WKEI. Dr. Schrier, a board-certified general surgeon, ...
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Join Hammond-Henry Hospital and Wear Red This Friday for Heart Health Awareness

This Friday, February 7th, Hammond-Henry Hospital is calling on everyone to join National Wear Red Day to raise awareness about heart disease, the leading cause of death nationwide. By wearing red, you’ll help highlight the importance of heart health ...
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Temporary Water Disruptions Possible in West Division Area from House Fire

The City of Kewanee is alerting residents to the possibility of low water pressure and/or rusty water due to a structure fire in the 400 block of West Division. The water will clear up as the system settles. Remember ...
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Winter Weather Advisory: Freezing Rain and Icy Conditions Expected Wednesday

From the National Weather Service of the Quad Cities: Light freezing rain/drizzle will impact much of the area Wednesday into Wednesday night. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the entire area from 9 AM to 9 PM ...
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Congratulations to Wethersfield Students of the Month for February 2025

In the spotlight today, we celebrate two outstanding students making waves in their community. Alivia Lempke, a natural leader, excels academically while actively participating in school organizations. Known for her volunteer spirit and fearless voice, Alivia’s dedication sets her ...
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Child Injured in Peoria Shooting Incident, Police Seek Information

In a distressing incident in Peoria’s RiverWest neighborhood, a 9-year-old boy was shot in the chest Sunday night. Police responded to a ShotSpotter alert around 8:31 PM on February 2, 2025, in the 1300 block of SW Phoenix, where ...
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Jonah Campbell Triumphs in Visitation School Spelling Bee, Advances to Next Competition

In an impressive display of linguistic skill, Jonah Campbell from Visitation Catholic School has clinched the title at his school's spelling bee. With determination and a sharp mind, Jonah outspelled his peers to earn the coveted championship. The young ...
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Illinois Community Colleges Receive $3.6M Boost for Student Mental Health Services

In a significant move to address mental health challenges among students, the Illinois Community College Board has allocated over $3.6 million to 32 community colleges across the state. This funding aims to enhance mental health services, bridge gaps in ...
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Illinois Invests $60 Million in State Parks and Historic Sites

The Illinois Capital Development Board has announced over $60 million in funding for the Department of Natural Resources. The funds, part of Governor JB Pritzker's Rebuild Illinois plan, will address deferred maintenance at state parks and historic sites, including ...
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