AgriGold agronomist Kevin Gale said yields were fairly good for the northern half of Illinois, but fell short of early season potential.

Adults with autism from northern Illinois talk about their lives and their reactions to lates controversial policy changes and language by the administration of President Trump.

The Princeton-Illinois chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted Rodney Johnson of “Flags of Freedom” at their Nov. 1 meeting.

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People strolled Main Street during the Christmas Walk on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025 downtown Princeton. The event featured horse-drawn carriage rides, festive food and drinks, carolers, and a Christkindl Market.

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Teams from Bureau, La Salle and Marshall-Putnam counties came together to showcase their flying skills during a drone competition on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025 at the Second Story Teen Center in Princeton. Second Story Teen Center partnered with the University of Illinois Extension of Bureau, La Salle Marshall and Putnam Counties. Drones and awards were purchased through a grant and donations from Compeer Financial.

“It also perpetuates harmful stigma against individuals with autism and their families, while doing nothing to advance scientific understanding," IDPH director Sameer Vohra said about the CDC's website language changes on vaccines and autism

Farmers are rebuilding turkey flocks hit hard by avian flu, and overall demand has declined. That combination is helping keep turkey costs down for families this Thanksgiving.

Princeton's Christmas Walk Weekend kicks off Friday, Nov. 21 and runs through Sunday, Nov. 23.

The Marshall-Putnam University of Illinois Extension recently recognized Marshall and Putnam counties’ 4-H members’ achievements during an award ceremony held Sunday, Nov. 2, at Henry Presbyterian Church.