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Kewanee Police Arrest and Citation Report for 03-14-2026

From: 03/13/2026 To: 03/14/2026 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 03/13 - 03:44 Dept: KPD Location: 800 BLK OF W DIVISION ST, KEWANEE DISTURBANCE - DOMESTIC Responding Agencies: KEWANEE-POLICE Disposition Response: RESOLVEDStatus: CLS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 03/13 - 06:08 Dept: KPD Location: 400 BLK OF TENNEY ST, KEWANEE CHECK BUSINESS Responding Agencies: KEWANEE-POLICE Disposition Response: RESOLVEDStatus: CLS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time: 03/13 - ...
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Compeer Financial Donates to IVCC Agricultural Education Center to Support Future Ag Leaders

A classroom and conference center at Illinois Valley Community College’s new Dr. Alfred E. Wisgoski Agricultural Education Center will proudly carry the name of Compeer Financial, following a generous $150,000 contribution from the cooperative. Compeer Financial, with a legacy of supporting agriculture in Illinois, ...
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Bachelor’s Decree: “Company,” at Augustana College through March 15

Augustana College's production of Company is expansive, lively, and musically superb.
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MacArthur Early Childhood Center would like to congratulate our students of the week! These kiddos were kind, helpful, a…

MacArthur Early Childhood Center would like to congratulate our students of the week! These kiddos were kind, helpful, and followed the rules to earn this reward. From left to right: Sophia, Marlo, Everest, Kida, and Kiah. Way to go, friends! #mac185
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Mrs. Ellis’ class is ready to catch a leprechaun!

Mrs. Ellis' class is ready to catch a leprechaun!
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Seattle looks to expand its efforts against federal immigration enforcement

(The Center Square) - Seattle's battle with federal immigration officials is getting even broader. The Seattle City Council is expected at its March 17 meeting to authorize a review ...
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Edison students participated in Bikes for Books reading program sponsored by the Masonic Lodge. They read over 2000 boo…

Edison students participated in Bikes for Books reading program sponsored by the Masonic Lodge. They read over 2000 books this year!! Pictured are: bike winner- Aralynn Fosdyck, and Mom Tori; gift card winner for reading the most books-Tarmar Bivens; Mrs. Lantz; and representatives ...
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Coalition sues Trump over college race data rule

(The Center Square) - California Attorney General Rob Bonta and a coalition of states filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over new federal requirements that colleges report detailed data linking race to admissions, financial aid and student outcomes. ...
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Immigration bills on Monday’s House calendar

(The Center Square) - A bill that would allow school districts to check students' immigration status is on the House of Representatives calendar for Monday. House Bill 793 is ...
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Arizona Senate OKs requirement to inform feds about illegal immigrants’ release

(The Center Square) - The Arizona state Senate passed a bill this week that would require the state's court system to notify federal authorities when a criminal illegal immigrant is released from prison. ...
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Pie Palooza Brings Community Together with Pie Contest and Auction for Miss Gold Pageant Fundraiser on March 14, 2026

Pie Palooza is set to delight the community this Saturday, March 14th, as dozens of homemade pies compete for top honors while raising funds for the Miss Gold Pageant. Bakers are encouraged to bring their best creations, with a pie drop-off scheduled by 11 ...
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Illinois Valley Community College Celebrates Five Trailblazing Women for Women’s History Month

Illinois Valley Community College is honoring five remarkable women for forging new paths as part of Women’s History Month. Among them is Crystal Credi, who champions student success and started a campus food pantry to address food insecurity. Kim Koehler designs programs that connect ...
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