La Salle County Clerk Jennifer Ebner reminded voters who cast provisional ballots on April 1 that they have until close of business Tuesday, April 8 to supply their identification

Woodland School inducted three new members into its hall of fame during its annual ceremony on Friday at the school’s gym.

Marseilles City Council addressed concerns from residents of the Timbers Edge Subdivision after hearing of concerns about the increasing number of abandoned, boarded-up, and demolished homes in the area.

Tickets still are available for “Hello, Dolly!” the musical running through April 13 at Illinois Valley Community College.

A Spring Valley man pleaded guilty to firing gunshots in La Salle – nobody was injured in the 2021 incident – and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

The federal government says the move will save money and that it will still support Head Start programs, but some who run those programs are skeptical that it won't hurt services to low-income children.

A La Salle woman was released from custody Friday after a judge warned her she could face up to 30 years if convicted of fracturing her baby’s leg.

Daniel “Day” Jones interviewed Dr. Steve Trzepacz, the incoming President of the Streator Lions Club to talk about future programs upcoming in Streator including Easter baskets and September’s Bovine Bingo

Larry Kelsey talks about Stage 212's upcoming production of "The Miracle Worker" on Shaw Local Radio