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There are some lawmakers who think the chance to change the way Illinois legislative boundaries are drawn before that's done again will be a casualty of the corona virus. St. Sen. Sue Rezin wants the ...
WCMY News Apr 28, 2020
A 71-year old Ottawa man has been missing since Thursday night. Ottawa police say that's when Thomas E. Thompson was seen walking north in the 1000 block of LaSalle St. Thompson walks with a cane, sta...
WCMY News Apr 28, 2020
A bridge west of Serena will be closed this Friday for a seven-month project. The Illinois Department of Transportation says the U.S. 52 bridge over Indian Creek will get a bridge deck replacement. A ...
WCMY News Apr 28, 2020
Three Ottawa Elementary District administrators have new contracts. Last week, the board of education approved contracts for Lincoln Elementary Principal Melanie Conley, Central School Dean of Student...
WCMY News Apr 27, 2020
The LaSalle County Health Department says there are four more confirmed COVID-19 cases in the county. The cases are a man in his thirties, two men in their fifties, and a woman in her twenties. The co...
WCMY News Apr 27, 2020
A Clay County Judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the extension of Gov. JB Pritzker's stay-at-home order to fight COVID-19. The modified order is set to go into effect Friday. The j...
WCMY News Apr 27, 2020
People returned to Ottawa's parks over the weekend. They'd been entirely closed because of the governor's stay-at-home orders to prevent the spread of the corona virus. But the open spaces, including ...
WCMY News Apr 27, 2020
Larry Smith, of Somonauk was elected to head the LaSalle County Republicans. Smith wants to make his party appealing for Democrats who may be on the fence about deciding who to support. Reelected Demo...
WCMY News Apr 27, 2020
Gardening is an activity to enjoy at home during these times of social distancing. WCMY 1430 Stacy B 042620 Garden's Gate owner Stephanie Stacy says conditions are already good for growing certain foo...
WCMY News Apr 26, 2020
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