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Kylee Zoran, of Ottawa Township High School is the 2020 recipient of the Don Morehead Community Service Scholarship. Zoran plants to attend Joliet Junior College and then transfer to a university to p...
WCMY News May 31, 2020
LaSalle County had three more coronavirus cases to report on Saturday. The health department says there have been 151 cases in the county. The cases include two teens and a man in his twenties. The co...
WCMY News May 30, 2020
Conservation police are confirming a body was recovered from the Illinois River between Ottawa and Utica Saturday morning. Sgt. Phil Wire says the body was found in the area of Covel Creek. The name o...
WCMY News May 30, 2020
Things are changing for the public's return to LaSalle County courtrooms, and some changes are ones a lot of people will like. Sheriff Tom Templeton says there'll be no more showing up for traffic cou...
WCMY News May 30, 2020
The Starved Rock Country Community Foundation is getting $5,000 for COVID-19 relief from Corn Belt Energy. The foundation can use the money to help people directly affected by the pandemic. The utilit...
WCMY News May 30, 2020
LaSalle County has five new COVID-19 cases and two new recoveries. The health department says there have been 148 cases and 81 recoveries as of Friday. The cases include a woman in her thirties, a man...
WCMY News May 29, 2020
Unemployment has more than tripled in this area since the pandemic shutdowns began. The Illinois Department of Employment Security says 4.6% of LaSalle County residents who wanted work didn't have it ...
WCMY News May 29, 2020
The Business Employment Skills Team submitted 29 applications from businesses in eight counties for grants from the state to help them stay open despite changes in the way they have to do business. BE...
WCMY News May 29, 2020
A lot of businesses that have been shuttered or just partially open for the last two months are opening up today. There'll be some limitations, like how many people can be in a store and how far apart...
WCMY News May 29, 2020
The Marseilles City Council agreed on Thursday to issue permits to all restaurants in town to serve people outdoors. Mayor Jim Hollenbeck doesn't think it will affect traffic or parking downtown. Holl...
WCMY News May 28, 2020