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The contractor that put in the low bid to tear down a house in the 500 block of Illinois Ave. isn't getting the job. Ottawa City Hall had approved the $19,900 demolition bid from John Pohar and Sons. ...
WCMY News Apr 26, 2020
A woman in her 40s is the latest LaSalle County corona virus patient. The LaSalle County Health Department announced the case Saturday afternoon. So far, there have been 18 recoveries and one death in...
WCMY News Apr 25, 2020
Illinois Valley Community College's administrators believe the computer hack they discovered Friday can be fixed and a private company can do it. They don't know what it'll cost yet, but they believe ...
WCMY News Apr 25, 2020
A Peru man will serve four years on probation for some shooting incidents in the LaSalle area last year. Twenty-one year old Kevin T. Jones has already served most of the six-month jail sentence he go...
WCMY News Apr 25, 2020
Illinois Valley Community College board members will meet at 9:30 this morning (Saturday, April 25) to talk about a computer system breech. An announcement from the college last night says someone out...
WCMY News Apr 25, 2020
Illinois Valley Community College students have until Thursday to decide whether they want to move on from their classes on a pass-fail basis. They can make the decision in the Webadvisor portal. Teac...
WCMY News Apr 25, 2020
Chicago Public Schools would normally be in session well into June. Ottawa High School Supt. Mike Cushing is wondering if the governor's decision to cancel school for the rest of the school year means...
WCMY News Apr 25, 2020
The LaSalle County Health Department said Friday that there are two new coronavirus cases in the county. The county's total is at 43. The two new cases are a man in his sixties and a woman in her twen...
WCMY News Apr 24, 2020
The public will be allowed in Ottawa's parks again starting Saturday. Mayor Dan Aussem announced Friday afternoon, the open spaces will be open for public use again as long as people stay six feet apa...
WCMY News Apr 24, 2020
St. Sen. Sue Rezin says she's pleased Gov. Pritzker made some changes to the stay-at-home order. The changes she likes include allowing some elective medical procedures to resume, opening some state p...
WCMY News Apr 24, 2020