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The Peru Police Department has a plan for replacing three squad cars during the next year. Chief Doug Bernabei says one new car will be bought every four months from local dealers. The state has run t...
WCMY News Oct 27, 2020
The LaSalle County Board's Finance Committee is considering joining a program that helps commercial building owners finance certain improvements. C-PACE stands for Commercial Property Assessed Clean E...
WCMY News Oct 27, 2020
Sen. Dick Durbin calls yesterday a dark day for the U.S. Senate, which appointed Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court along partisan lines. Durbin says her appointment was rushed "in the middle...
WCMY News Oct 27, 2020
The night is quickly approaching when the streets will be filled with ghosts and goblins. As always, there are a few important Halloween safety guidelines that should be observed to ensure the night r...
WCMY News Oct 27, 2020
No business is being conducted in person at Marseilles City Hall this week. An announcement from the city says employees are isolating themselves after exposure to COVID-19. Mayor Jim Hollenbeck says ...
WCMY News Oct 26, 2020
The LaSalle County Health Department says two women in their 80s are the 64th and 65th fatal cases of coronavirus in the county. Their deaths were added to the count Monday. The county has had 2,426 c...
WCMY News Oct 26, 2020
A Chris Kringle Market will take place on the first two weekends in December. Jeremiah Joe’s will feature a separate but identical event in their parking lot on December 12th. Ottawa Chamber of ...
WCMY News Oct 26, 2020
(above image used by permission) Unsung and passionate Ottawa volunteers ply Illinois riverways in event you need to call 911 due to a boating emergency. Ottawa River Rescue is funded completely by su...
WCMY News Oct 26, 2020
Grundy County Coroner John Callahan calls it a freak crash. Fifty-three year old Christopher T. Daly of Sheridan died Friday after a deer crash through his windshield. Another vehicle hit the deer, se...
WCMY News Oct 26, 2020
Ottawa businesses and homes with fire and security alarm problems will start paying for fire department and police responses. A new ordinance says after the third false alarm in less than a year, the ...
WCMY News Oct 25, 2020