James Mautino named Aurora Spartan Man of the Year
The Aurora University athletic department announced James Mautino has been named as 2023-2024 Spartan Man of the Year Award.
Hyundai recalling over 67,000 vehicles in the U.S for loss of drive power
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (‘NHTSA’), Hyundai Motor America is recalling nearly 67,000 vehicles in the U.S. over loss of drive power from a fuel pump failure and about 12,349 Santa Fe Vehicles over
Fandango co-founder J. Michael Cline dies after apparent suicide in NYC
J. Michael Cline, co-founder of movie ticket company Fandango and Executive Chairman of Juxtapose, jumped to his death from a hotel in Manhattan on Tuesday in an apparent suicide. Cline, 64, of Palm Beach, Florida, was found
Youth Service Bureau of Illinois Valley to host free picnic Aug. 4
Youth Service Bureau of Illinois Valley is hosting a picnic Sunday, Aug. 4, to celebrate its foster families throughout the region.
Legendary comedian and actor Bob Newhart dies at age 94
Legendary comedian and actor Bob Newhart has died at the age of 94. Newhart’s publicist Jerry Digney shared in a statement that the actor and comedian died at his Los Angeles home on Thursday, July 18, following
Donald Glover shares film trailer, drops soundtrack to ‘Bando Stone & The New World’
Donald Glover shared the trailer for his new movie Bando Stone & the New World, which he directed, starred in, and scored under his pseudonym, Childish Gambino. Bando Stone & the New World was written by Evi
5 deaths over 9 miles in 88 days near Mendota
Dennis Rutishauser has been a firefighter more than 40 years and has seen plenty of bad accidents on Route 251 between Peru and Mendota – but he’s never seen a string of fatalities as he has this
5 deaths over 9 miles in 88 days near Mendota
Dennis Rutishauser has been a firefighter more than 40 years and has seen plenty of bad accidents on Route 251 between Peru and Mendota – but he’s never seen a string of fatalities as he has this
Streator council awards series of facade grants to local businesses
In a move aimed at bolstering Streator’s downtown revitalization efforts, the City Council recently approved a series of facade grants during its latest meeting for Blue Eyed Rascal, Vette to Vette and Curley’s Furniture.
Streator council talks about parking across from high school
Streator City Council members discussed Wednesday an ongoing issue of street parking by non-residents on the 100-200 block of Morrell Street, directly across from Streator High School.