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(Undated) – Gas prices continue to trend higher as we head into the weekend. According to this morning’s numbers from GasBuddy.com, the national average is hovering around $3.61 a gallon, up

(Undated) – This year is expected to be a big year for cicadas. University of Illinois Extension Horticulture Educator, Ken Johnson, two broods have synced their lifecycle to emerge together for

(Undated) — Excitement is growing for Monday’s solar eclipse. It’s the first total eclipse visible in the U.S. since 2017 and will be the last one seen here until 2044. States in

(Undated) – Motorists statewide are being given the chance to let their voices be heard. The State of Illinois wants to hear about your travel habits and how Illinois traveling could be improved.

(Palestine) – The Palestine Village Board meets this afternoon. On the agenda in “New Business,” the board will approve the official phone poll regarding sewer billing, discuss and approve

(Palestine) – Palestine residents will have the chance to do some extra cleaning later this month. The Village will host an electronic take back event on April 20th at Leaverton Park from 9 a.m.

(Undated) – The recent weather has been a bit of a roller coaster ride. However, National Weather Service Meteorologist, Ed Shimon, says if we can hang on, better weather is on the way. Shimon

(Undated) – If you have young children it comes as no surprise that child care is expensive. According to a new study from LendingTree, Illinois ranks ninth in the highest percentage of average

(Undated) – The eclipse is just around the corner and health experts are warning the public to be safe when viewing the upcoming solar eclipse. They say while everyone wants to see it, it’s

(Springfield, IL) — Officials with the Illinois Tollway Authority say they’ve shut down the latest impostor scam, but motorists should be aware the scam may still persist. The scam