24 Hour Enforcement Patrol Beginning November 26 to Honor Fallen Trooper & Make Roads Safe
Springfield– Illinois State Police (ISP) announced today that ISP districts statewide are gearing up for the holiday travel period...
State homeland security officials in Indiana are urging Indiana residents to report storm damage from last week's tornado outbreak as soon as they can.
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security needs damage reports from...
Candidates were lining-up today (Monday, 11/25) to file petitions in advance of the March 18th Illinois Primary Election.
Candidates who were standing in line when the office opened will be placed in a lottery – if necessary –...
Could the Bourbonnais Park District be abolished ? That's something the citizens watchdog group OUTRAGE is talking about as it responds to a news story last week, that the park district plans to lease the former Hidden Cove...
Businesses and agencies in Ford County have stepped up to assist neighbors in nearby Gifford devastated Sunday's tornado.
The Paxton Record is a collection site for donations of toiletries and hosehold items. Another drop-off...
The Vermilion County Health Department hosted two free information workshops on the Affordable Care Act.
The public is invited to attend both workshops, one at the health department in Danville and another at Danville High...
PEORIA, Ill. (Nov. 19, 2013) — Every day patients across the country rely on blood donated through the American Red Cross. While the need is ongoing, the supply isn't always — especially during the holiday season, when many...
A section of State Road 26 in Indiana was shut down Thursday night after a 3-car crash. Six people were injured including two critically. Two people had to be extricated.
Tippecanoe County deputies report the accident happened...
The Ford County Board has created a "study group" to start forming its own independent health department.
Board Chairman Rick Bowen said the volunteer group will help define the county's needs. It's hoped the transition will be...
