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An Ottawa woman could have gone to prison but she's starting four years on conditional discharge. Rosalina Resendez pled guilty to theft before Judge Cynthia Raccuglia yesterday. The 46-year old Resen...
WCMY News Nov 26, 2020
The people staying in the PADS homeless shelters are having Thanksgiving. Director Carol Alcorn says volunteers and donors are providing food. The shelter is open 24-hours a day these days because of ...
WCMY News Nov 26, 2020
Whatever method you use to thaw a turkey for the big feast, be sure to do it safely. Jenny Barrie at the LaSalle County Health Department says unsafe thawing can lead to food poisoning. And of course,...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
Unemployment levels in the area are getting closer to what they were before the pandemic. The Illinois Department of Employment Security says 5.1% of LaSalle County residents who wanted jobs in Octobe...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
An Ottawa woman vanished ten months ago, and police want everyone to know they're still looking for Tina Donovan. The 45-year old woman was last seen on January 13. Police believe Donovan went into th...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
The number of people with active coronavirus cases in LaSalle continues to climb. The number as of Wednesday's daily report is 2,475. The county's health department says two more people died of the in...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
The advice from the health experts is not to have big family gatherings this Thanksgiving. Leslie Dougherty at the LaSalle County Health Department says the coronavirus doesn't care about it being a h...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
Ottawa City Commissioner Marla Rodriguez says Ottawa's "Deck the Parks" event will kick off Friday at 6pm. She says wherever you are in Ottawa at that time, look toward downtown. There’ll be a b...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
Morris Hospital says in a statement the number of patients there with the coronavirus has dropped from last week. But it's still a high enough number to be careful day by day scheduling surgeries that...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020
There are two things that came out of the Illinois Senate Veterans Affairs Committee hearing yesterday that stand out for Sen. Sue Rezin. She says it's alarming and unacceptable that staff who tested ...
WCMY News Nov 25, 2020