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Illinois Launches Measles Outbreak Simulator to Boost Vaccination Awareness

The Illinois Department of Public Health unveiled an innovative Measles Outbreak Simulator Dashboard, empowering residents to access measles vaccination rates for schools statewide. This interactive tool is designed to facilitate a better understanding of outbreak risks and stress the critical role vaccinations play in ...
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Illinois EPA Grants Over $1.24 Million to Village of Buda for Lead Pipe Replacement

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $1,240,882 to the Village of Buda to enhance its water infrastructure. This financial boost, under the State Revolving Fund, requires no repayment, providing significant relief to the local government. The funds will replace 97 of the 174 ...
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Princeton Girl’s Track Take First Place at Five-Team Meet at Hall on April 8, 2025

Team Scores: 1) PRINCETON-82 2) Richwoods-75 3) IVC-60 4) Somonauk-30 5) Hall-24 *Meet ended after the 400 Dash due to darkness PHS Placers 1st- Triple Jump: Ashlynn Weber 32' 3 1/2 (9.84m) 1st- 400 Dash: Camryn Driscoll 1:00.39 1st- 800 Run: Jocelyn Strouss 2:38.07 1st- 3200 Run: Payton Frueh ...
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Dixon Celebrates Project ROCK

The Illinois Department of Transportation and the city of Dixon were joined today by local officials and community leaders to announce the start of Project ROCK – Revitalizing Opportunities for the Community and Kids. Led by Dixon with assistance from IDOT, the $14 million ...
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State Representative Norine Hammond (R-Macomb) has passed legislation in the Illinois House dealing with suicide prevention and school ID’s.   In filing the legislation, Representative Hammond said she wants schools to include suicide hotline numbers on administrators’ ID cards, in addition to the students, so they ...
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WIU Outreach 2025 Summer Camps

The Western Illinois University Office of Study Abroad and Outreach is proud to present the WIU Outreach 2025 Summer Camps. Tailored for students in grades 4 through 12, these camps provide an opportunity to explore a variety of interests, gain hands-on experience in different ...
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House Passes Swanson Bill to Award Academic Credit to Firefighters

The Illinois House has passed a bill sponsored by State Representative Dan Swanson (R-Alpha) which would require institutions of higher learning to create a policy for awarding academic credit for training conducted as a firefighter. The legislation is House Bill 1149. Swanson said the idea was ...
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Fritts Slams Pritzker Administration for Agency Mismanagement

Yesterday, State Representative Brad Fritts (R-Dixon) joined a press conference with other House Republicans to discuss agency mismanagement that has spurred an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice. The Jack Mabley Developmental Center, located in Dixon, is one of three centers for adults ...
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Laughs and Dinner Await at K-TOWN Comedy Night in Kewanee on April 12, 2025

The Flemish American Club in Kewanee is set to host the 9th Annual K-TOWN Night on Saturday, April 12, 2025. The evening will kick off with dinner at 6:30 PM, followed by a comedy show featuring two comedians at 7:30 PM. Tickets are priced ...
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Wake Up Tri-Counties Dr. Johnson Talks Kewanee Schools Foundation “Great Gatsby” Fundraiser on April 12th

Dr. Jeffrey Johnson joined Wake Up Tri-Counties to discuss the upcoming "Great Gatsby" fundraiser for the Kewanee Schools Foundation. The Kewanee Schools Foundation invites all to ‘An Evening with The Great Gatsby’ on April 12, 2025, from 6 to 10 PM, at the Midland ...
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Master Naturalist Volunteer Training Offered by University of Illinois Extension This Summer

Nature enthusiasts take note as the University of Illinois Extension is set to launch its Master Naturalist volunteer training this summer. Enrollees will dive into diverse topics, including geology and entomology, through online coursework and hands-on field trips to local state parks. This program ...
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Illinois Senators Advocate for Nuclear Power to Tackle Energy Challenges

Three Illinois State Senators are raising concerns about the state's energy challenges and underscoring the pivotal role of nuclear power in meeting demand. Senators Sue Rezin, Sally Turner, and Terri Bryant have put forward Senate Bills 1527 and 94 to ramp up nuclear development ...
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