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Gov. Pritzker says a five phase plan will be implemented to reopen the state. Each phase depends on a number of factors that include how fast coronavirus is spreading and how many people are in the ho...
WCMY News May 05, 2020
Retired Ottawa High School athletic trainer Joe Haywood says former athletic director Tim Jobst didn't yell a lot. He had a calm, rational approach as the head football coach. Even in the playoffs, Jo...
WCMY News May 05, 2020
Spring Valley fire fighters, with help from Ladd, put out a car fire in the Dollar General parking lot yesterday. The building wasn't damaged, despite the vehicle being parked right in front of the st...
WCMY News May 05, 2020
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has reduced the number court cases happening and put many on hold. LaSalle County First Assistance State's Attorney Greg Sticka says that doesn't mean that anyone will...
WCMY News May 05, 2020
One of the people arrested in connection with a high-speed chase in Bureau and LaSalle counties Friday was jailed over the weekend in Bureau County. Thirty-one year old Derrick E. Mays is charged with...
WCMY News May 05, 2020
Ottawa St. Rep. Lance Yednock is reminding people that there are several Wi-Fi hotspots where people can connect to the internet from their cars. With e-learning in full swing, the hotspots provide re...
WCMY News May 04, 2020
The LaSalle County Health Department is announcing three new COVID-19 cases. The cases include a woman in her forties and two men in their sixties. The county's confirmed case is now at 69, with 30 re...
WCMY News May 04, 2020
Former Ottawa High School Athletic Director Tim Jobst died Saturday at age 69. He was in wrestling, track, and football when he was in high school. After he graduated from OHS in 1969, Jobst went on t...
WCMY News May 04, 2020
Only some state parks are open again. Illinois Department of Natural Resources Director Colleen Callahan says there are a number of things being considered when the department decides which ones can r...
WCMY News May 04, 2020
People returning to fish in state-owned waters need to have current fishing licenses. They cost about $15.50 for the ones that are good until next March 31st. Conservation Police Sgt. Phil Wire says y...
WCMY News May 04, 2020