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Star Playmaker Suffers Injury Scare at Bears Practice on Wednesday
Chicago Bears fans took a huge sigh of relief on Wednesday after seeing one of their star wide receivers get banged up at Wednesday’s training camp practice. Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reported that veteran wideout D.J. Moore was limping after a play and was getting his right ankle/foot looked at. However, Biggs said shortly after that Moore returned to action.
Teens accused of shooting flare gun at people sitting on Beloit porch
BELOIT, Wis. (WMTV) - Two teens are accused of firing a flare gun at people, including a baby, as they were sitting on a porch in Beloit last weekend, a criminal complaint details. A criminal complaint recounts the incident, which happened around 8 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 10, in the...
Belvidere North football reloads in 2024
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - Belvidere North’s football program isn’t looking to take any steps back from last years 9-3 finish. As a matter of fact, they’re ready to reload. The Blue Thunder finished in third place in the NIC-10, added by a solid run in the playoffs. Belvidere North may have lost a few seniors from last year’s team, but the graduates ensured to leave a lasting blueprint for the program.
Illinois’ $4K electric vehicle rebate returns in 2025
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WTVO) — Illinois will offer residents a $4,000 rebate on the purchase of an electric vehicle, beginning in 2025. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency will also give a rebate of $1,500 off the purchase on an electric motorcycle. The Illinois General Assembly appropriated $14 million for the rebate program, which opens in mid-January, […]
Our Place, August 14, 2024
Lake Geneva has a new ‘interim’ city administrator, and his name is David De Angelis. GSR reporters already heard one great comment about this affable and very charming man. A woman, having met him earlier, said: “How did Lake Geneva find someone almost exactly like Tim Waltz’? The position of city administrator is the most powerful leader in the city, except for the appointment of commission and committee members and breaking a tie should the city council (with eight members) end up with a tie vote. Those powers belong to the mayor alone, although the council still has to approve of his appointments. David has experience as both a full-time elected mayor for the City of Muskego for nine years as well as the Village Manager for Elm Grove for almost 21 years. In both communities, he was an innovator for process change and further professionalization of the organizations while creating positive workplace collaborative improvements and collegial work environments. This was done both in the high-growth 1990s and the fiscally challenging 2000s until today. Maybe, if coaxed a bit, he could get O’Donoghue’s Irish Pub, currently located in Elm Grove, a village David also ran, to open up a place on Maine and Broad Streets and replace some of this city has in that department but with much classier appearances and traditions.
Pritzker signs an executive order, creates new agency position
Ill. (WTVO) — Governor J.B. Pritzker is looking to address the needs of aging Illinoisians. To start the decades-long process of providing those needs, Pritzker signed an executive order to hire a Chief Planning Officer for the Illinois Department of Aging. A fourth of the Illinois population is expected to be 60 or older by […]
Chiefs' Chris Jones offers to cover $1.5M in stolen chicken wings to free Illinois woman
Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones has offered to pay for more than $1.5 million worth of chicken wings stolen by a south suburban school worker in an effort to secure her release from prison.
Corteva, Pioneer Hi-Bred settle lawsuit with farmworkers sprayed with pesticides
A group of migrant agricultural workers who were sprayed with pesticides while working in a central Illinois cornfield in 2019 reached a confidential settlement late last month with Corteva and its subsidiary, Pioneer Hi-Bred International, ending a three-year lawsuit with the seed giants. The case against the companies that owned and operated the aircrafts that sprayed the workers is ongoing.
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