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Lucas Craig and Matt Graham stepped up their scoring to lead Marquette to a win over Putnam County.
Two Pilkington workers used their company's CPR training to save the life of a coworker suffering a heart attack.
The Marseilles City Council on Wednesday held a public hearing regarding the issuance of $395,000 in general obligation bonds.
The 15th annual Penguin Plunge, benefiting Make-A-Wish, is set for Saturday, Jan. 25, at Skydive Chicago.
Ottawa First, the city's Fourth of July fireworks fundraisers for the last 14 years, will pass the torch to Ottawa Downtown Association.
Alec Novotney scored 30 points, 15 in the third quarter, to lead Marquette's 58-43 win over St. Bede.
What’s next for the Timber Edge subdivision in Marseilles is not clear, though Constellation Energy has acknowledged that it has been buying up properties in or near the development.
Renderings, plans for Ottawa's new riverfront amphitheater could be in city hands by Feb. 26.
Ottawa Mayor Robb Hasty passed along an invitation to downtown historic building owners to join an event that will feature Darius Bryjka of the Illinois State Historic Preservation Office about state, federal historic tax credits.
The Spring Valley City Council gave its stamp of approval to the purchase of a water main and sewer camera and the monitor that goes with it, assuring the street department will have the tool on-hand in case of emergency.
Residents asked the Marseilles City Council about Timber Edge development and water concerns.
Alec Novotney scored 10 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter to help Marquette slip past Earlville 43-36 Friday night.
Documents show the city of Marseilles and Mayor Jim Hollenbeck reached a confidential agreement to pay a city official $15,000 in exchange for dropping a discrimination complaint.
Plans for the new hospital in Ottawa could be heard as early as January.
Marquette stayed right with Tri-County unbeaten Roanoke-Benson, but came up just short, 57-54.