Clear 26°. Wind: N 0 mph.
Loading advertisement…
Trending: Red Cross announces severe emergency blood shortage, calls on Americans to donate
HomeNewsLocalTri-Counties ( Page 404)

Tri-Counties

Subscribe to the Tri-Counties News Feed.
SHARE NOW
by

Wethersfield Teacher Seeking Help with Sensory Materials for Students

Wethersfield teacher Eleanora Hendrix is reaching out to the public to help obtain items that can help students by addressing their sensory processing needs. Through the website DonorsChoose.org, Ms. Hendrix has created an opportunity for community members to contribute ...
by

Three Deputies and Suspect Shot in Standoff Outside Dixon in Lost Lake

An hours-long standoff in Lost Lake ended with a shootout between deputies and the suspect when an emergency response team entered the house to check on the individual, who had threatened suicide and homicide. Ogle County Sheriff Brian VanVickle ...
by

Wake Up Tri-Counties Bishop Hill Honor Flight Benefit This Weekend

Bishop Hill gears up for a heartwarming weekend as the 15th annual Honor Flight Benefit kicks off with engaging activities all around town. Starting on June 14, H.WYATT invites the community to a unique pay-what-you-can treat, matching donations up ...
by

Wake Up Tri-Counties Shanna in a Dress Coming to the Levitt Amp Galva Music Series

Who is Shanna in a Dress? She's a delightful open book who doesn't mind genre labels and writes music as quickly as she can think of it. Shanna, whose name you will understand when you hear the story she ...
by

Kewanee High School Key Club Helped Clean Up Kewanee for Rep. Travis Weaver Project

The Kewanee High School Key Club participated in Representative Travis Weaver's initiative to clean up local communities. In a Facebook post, the Kewanee High School Key Club said, "We participated in State Representative Travis Weaver’s Community Clean Up Project! ...
by

Local Chambers of Commerce Awarded Grant Funds from Back to Business Program

Today, 151 Chambers of Commerce were awarded $5 million in grant funds through the Back to Business (B2B) Chambers program. Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) awarded the grant funds to provide ...
Loading advertisement…
by

Daylon Richardson Objects to Natural Life in Prison, Neuropsychological Evaluation Ordered

The Granite City man convicted of the April 29, 2022, death of Knox County Deputy, Deputy Nicholas Weist, filed a motion objecting to a mandatory natural life in prison sentence. Daylon Richardson was convicted of two counts of first-degree ...
by

IRS Warning Illinois Residents About Rise in Scams Targeting Seniors

The Internal Revenue Service has issued an urgent alert regarding an uptick in impersonation scams, particularly targeting the elder population. These scams involve fraudsters posing as government officials, such as IRS agents, exploiting seniors by soliciting personal information and ...
by

Black Hawk College Wants to Know if You’re Interested in Being a Teacher

Attention educators and professionals seeking new opportunities! Black Hawk College is hosting an Adjunct Faculty Job Fair this Tuesday, June 25, from 1-3 p.m. at the Quad-Cities Campus. This event, located at 6600 34th Avenue in Moline, offers a ...
by

Henry County Health Department Announces Plans for Henry County Fair

The Henry County Fair is not just about fun and games; it's also stepping up as a hub for health and wellness. The Henry County Health Department and First Choice Healthcare are gearing up to deliver crucial services during ...
by

Galesburg Awarded $235K from the Safe Routes to School Program

Student safety is set to improve significantly in Galesburg due to a recent financial boost from the Illinois Department of Transportation. A grant of $235,376 will fund the construction of new sidewalks and ADA-compliant crossings near Silas Willard Elementary ...
by

Black Hawk Colleges Closed for Juneteenth

Black Hawk College has announced all offices will be closed on Wednesday, June 19, to honor Juneteenth, the day commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Although the college will be closed, students can continue to register ...
First Previous400401402403404405406407408Next Last