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Community violence intervention advocates tout crime reduction, taxpayer funding

(The Center Square) - With more than $100 million of assistance from state taxpayers, community violence intervention advocates are touting lower crime numbers in Chicago. CVI organization members, supporters ...
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Pritzker’s social media fee plan faces cost, legality questions

(The Center Square) - An internet freedom advocate says Gov. J.B. Pritzker's proposed social media platform fee will raise costs for Illinoisans and may be unlawful. During his budget ...
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Thank you to the Macomb-Western Holiday Basketball Tournament Committee for the generous donation towards the installati…

Thank you to the Macomb-Western Holiday Basketball Tournament Committee for the generous donation towards the installation of shot clocks in the Hangar and Washington St Gym! #OnceABomberAlwaysABomber
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Illegal border crosser apprehensions drop 96% at southwest border in a year

(The Center Square) - In one year, illegal border crossings dropped by 96% at the southwest border, an historic shift from record highs during the Biden administration. In January, ...
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Group says Congress must stop U.S. strikes on suspected drug boats

(The Center Square) - A human rights group called for Congress to stop U.S. military strikes on suspected drug boats, a tactic that President Donald Trump says is saving American lives. ...
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Attention Edison Family!! Please order your yearbooks by March 6th!!! #MAC185 #edisonbombers

Attention Edison Family!! Please order your yearbooks by March 6th!!! #MAC185 #edisonbombers
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Foxx to face questions about murder conviction review ‘investigations’

Former Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx should need to answer questions under oath about her decision to direct her deputies to not oppose a move by two women who had been convicted of first degree murder to toss their conviction and open a ...
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Community Event Calendar

The City of Macomb introduced its centralized Community Event Calendar last spring, serving as a programming hub that provides an easy way for residents and visitors to discover upcoming events, stay informed about local happenings, and engage more fully with the community. After nine months ...
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FOIA Request Still Under Consideration

Legal tensions persist in Dixon as a lawsuit against the city moves forward. The plaintiff, represented by their attorney, is urging the court to compel the City of Dixon to cover legal fees after a contentious battle over a Freedom of Information Act request. ...
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E-P Girls Basketball Inaugural “Hoops for Heart” Event

The CGH Health Foundation was honored to partner with the Erie-Prophetstown Girls Basketball program for the inaugural “Hoops for Heart” event, held on January 22nd, at the Erie High School gym. The event raised $4,300 and brought teams, fans, and the community together to ...
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Pritzker’s Allocation of Common School Funds Gives Three-Card Monte a Bad Name

As expected, we did not see a whole lot of spending increases in Governor JB Pritzker's state budget proposal last week. Last year, Pritzker said his budget limited discretionary spending to less than a one percent increase. The plan unveiled last week limits discretionary ...
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Seven-Course Melee: “How to Make a Killing” and “I Can Only Imagine 2”

In this dark comedy thriller, and in a change of pace for the performer, Margaret Qualley turns out not to be an on-screen firecracker. She's more like a countdown clock, the type that requires action heroes to cut either the blue or red wire ...
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