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(Olney) – The Illinois State Police are continuing the investigation into the murder of thirty-three-year-old Nicole Pedigo of Olney. The ISP released her identity yesterday as well as some new

(Undated) – Christmas is next week and the CDC is reminding everyone to make sure the food you are eating doesn’t make you sick. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer tips to

(Undated) – The recent blast of cold weather is giving way to unseasonably warm temperatures for Christmas. According to Ed Shimon at the National Weather Service, as we head into the Christmas

(Undated) – Three of the four county school boards approved a tax question resolution during their recent meetings. The Robinson, Palestine, and Oblong School Boards all approved the resolution

(Undated) – Graduation dates have been set for two of the county school districts following this week’s board meetings. Palestine has set High School Graduation for May 18th at 10 a.m. and

(Undated) – If you are currently making “minimum wage” in Illinois, you are set to get a raise in 2024. The Illinois minimum wage is set to increase another dollar on January 1st. The new

(Undated) – Ameren Illinois is promoting “Warm Neighbors Cool Friends.” This grant program, which started in 1982, is a partnership between Ameren Illinois and the Energy Assistance

(Hutsonville) – The Hutsonville Unit 1 Board has a handful of items for its meeting this evening. They are set to approve the Unit 1 Tax Levy, accept fuel and oil bids, set graduation dates, and

(Undated) — For the 13th week in a row, the nation’s average price of gasoline has dropped. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick De Haan, we are on the cusp of

(Undated) – Lincoln Trail College has earned another top national ranking. Intelligent.com, a trusted resource for program rankings and higher education planning, ranked LTC number one in their