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Ottawa athlete Coree Aussem-Woltering completed his more than 200 miles of running and $10,000 of fundraising yesterday. He began his Big Run for Small Business on April 1, running every street in Ott...
WCMY News Apr 13, 2020
LaSalle County Farm Bureau President David Isermann says there's plenty of food being produced by farmers, despite the ongoing pandemic. He says the reason you may have seen some empty shelves at stor...
WCMY News Apr 13, 2020
The LaSalle County Health Department reported two more corona virus cases Sunday. The total so far is 22, including six people who have recovered and one person who died. The cases announces Sunday we...
WCMY News Apr 12, 2020
Artists can apply for financial help from the Arts for Illinois Relief Fund. St. Rep. Tom Demmer is encouraging all kinds of artists who are out of work because of the pandemic to apply. Grants of $1,...
WCMY News Apr 12, 2020
Gov. Pritzker said everyone could still take a walk during the shutdowns. But then the state closed popular hiking trails, such as the Illinois and Michigan Canal. St. Sen. Sue Rezin says it's frustra...
WCMY News Apr 11, 2020
Peru Police Chief Doug Bernabei says his police officers aren't stupid, they're trying to save lives. Bernabei says some people have called officers stupid, either in person or on social media. That's...
WCMY News Apr 11, 2020
Mediacom had already announced it's raising its monthly data use limit for Ottawa area internet customers. Then it decided after the pandemic began that it's going to ignore data limits altogether for...
WCMY News Apr 11, 2020
The number of people in LaSalle County who have tested positive for coronavirus is now up to twenty. The county health department announced three new cases Friday. The cases are a man in his forties a...
WCMY News Apr 10, 2020
Streator police would like help finding whoever fled from an attempted traffic stop, drove into another vehicle, and hit a gas line marking and caused a gas leak Thursday morning. The person was drivi...
WCMY News Apr 10, 2020
St. Sen. Sue Rezin says no one can be sure yet just how many people are out of work because of the shutdowns during the pandemic. Close to 400,000 people have filed unemployment claims in Illinois dur...
WCMY News Apr 10, 2020