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It’s the worst of times for Sycamore, county farmers

— June 26, 2019

This spring has featured one of the worst planting seasons in memory for farmers around Sycamore and throughout DeKalb County. “It’s been terrible,” said Mark Tuttle, president…

Deerfield resubmitting assault ban appeal
— June 26, 2019

The Village Board of Deerfield was informed June 18 that its appeal of a permanent injunction placed on an assault weapons ban ordinance was stopped June 13 due to a procedural error,…
Special prosecutor to consider reinstatement of charges in Smollett case
— June 22, 2019

Actor Jussie Smollett may not be off the hook after all. A Cook County Circuit Court judge ruled Friday that a special prosecutor needs to be appointed to the case and examine if charges…
Eureka Library getting hands-on with tech and gardening classes
— June 20, 2019

Technically, there’s a lot happening this summer at Eureka Public Library, from 3D printing to interactive poetry. Two classes remain in the University of Illinois Extension’s summer…
McLean County Museum librarian looks back to help Bloomington’s future
— June 19, 2019

As the head of the McLean County Museum of History’s library, Bill Kemp’s role includes ensuring Bloomington, Normal and surrounding communities’ stories of bygone eras continue…

Former Posen village president convicted
— June 22, 2019

The former president of southwest suburban Posen has pleaded guilty to a charge that he took money from the community and spent it for his own use, including at casinos. Donald Schupek,…
Police launch DUI patrols
— June 21, 2019

The Chicago Police Department will be conducting DUI saturation patrols this weekend in the Deering and Ogden police districts. Saturation patrols will take place from 7 p.m. Friday,…
McLean County news briefs
— June 19, 2019

BLOOMINGTON City employs Smart trucks for Solid Waste Collection Solid waste collection crews in the city of Bloomington Public Works Department are using new technology on their trucks…