Category Archives: News

(Undated) - Motorists are seeing a bit of a break in the price at the pump. According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, Patrick De Haan, while the pause has certainly been nice, this is more lik...

(Undated) - The National Weather Service has issued a "Special Weather Statement" for the area. They say warm temperatures, gusty south winds, low relative humidity, and dry vegetation will create con...

(Undated) - Gas prices are trending slightly lower to start the week. According to this morning's numbers from GasBuddy.com, the national average is $3.25, down three cents from Friday. Here in Illino...

(Undated) - The Community Leaders Alliance is inviting the public to an upcoming panel discussion. Organizers say representatives from various local organizations will share details about kid-friendly...

(Undated) - The basketball court isn't the only place RHS Students are winning. On Saturday, the Robinson High School Math Team competed in Regional competition at Eastern Illinois University. Mason C...

(Undated) - February is winding down and the drought condition is improving. According to DTN Ag Meteorologist, John Baranick, conditions are improving statewide. The drought monitor is updated weekly...

(Undated) - The investigation continues into yesterday's "mass outage" of cell service which impacted customers nationwide. Reports say the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and other agencies are...

(Undated) - Gas prices continue to be "elevated." According to GasBuddy.com, the national average is $3.28 a gallon, two cents higher than Monday. They say the increase is due, in part, to weak refine...

(Undated) - Above-average temperatures continue to dominate February. According to the National Weather Service, February could end up being a top-five month for above average temperatures. National W...

(Undated) - During his combined "State of the State" and Budget address on Wednesday Governor, JB Pritzker, called for the General Assembly to end a state sales tax. He also called for spending to sup...