South Newton and Benton School Corporation and also Renssalaer Central are among the Indiana schools operating under a two-hour fog delay today (Wednesday).
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The City of Watseka's annual lighted Christmas Parade steps off at 7 pm Friday, November 26. "A Storybook Christmas" is this year's theme. Registerfor the parade up to Friday, November 19. Registration...
The Salvation Army of Kankakee County registration for Angel Tree toy and Christmas Holiday Meal Box assistance deadline is Saturday, November 13th. Walk-in’s are welcome, no appointment necessary, on Saturday, from 9 am to Noon...
After a nationwide search, an internal candidate has been selected as Kankakee Community College’s new vice president for student affairs.
Meredith Purcell was confirmed as the college’s newest vice president by the KCC board of...
The City of Kankakee has a new Community Outreach Coordinator. Samantha Rocknowski has joined the Kankakee Economic and Community Development Agency (ECDA) as Rachel Schramm’s successor under the leadership of Executive Director...
Illinois State Police Commanders are announces the ISP will conduct Nighttime Enforcement (NITE) patrols in area counties during November.
NITE patrols allow troopers to focus on preventing, detecting, and taking enforcement...
Iroquois County Sherioff Clint Perzee is offering a few tips for motorists when driving during this active deer season. Quite a few vehicle-deer collisions in recent weeks. Sheriff Perzee wants drivers to use caution, especially...
Authorities in Livingston County report the arrest of 27-year-old Gage Weber of Pontiac. A search warrant was executed Friday at a local Fairbury residence. Weber was arrested on meth and weapons charges. Fairbury...
State Representative Jackie Haas has set up her Kankakee District Office as a Toys for Tots drop off location.
Donations will be accepted from now through December 1st at 370 E Court Street in Kankakee. Community members are...
Tired of changing the clocks twice a year because of daylight saving time? At least seven bills have been introduced in the Illinois General Assembly to change that. Each would either make it permanent in Illinois or make the...
