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Ph.D. students named to the Illinois Nurses Foundation’s 40 under 40 Emerging Nurse Leaders list
Two Mennonite College of Nursing Ph.D. students, Katherine Davey and Katherine Earnest, were recently named to the Illinois Nurses Foundation‘s 40 under 40 Emerging Nurse Leaders list. Katherine Davey is a clinical nurse in a hospital medical-surgical unit passionate about advancing evidence-based practice and nursing research. She also chairs...
Duckworth, Illinois Asian American Caucus on supporting Harris
CHICAGO (CBS)—Asian American representation in politics is on the rise across the nation, credited in part to the Illinois Asian American Caucus.The caucus hosted an event on Wednesday to celebrate how much growth Asian American communities have seen in Illinois politics.Vice President Harris is the first Asian American woman to become a presidential nominee, and now the caucus says it's prepared to put every effort behind Harris for a win.Just a few blocks away from where the DNC is happening, McCormick Place and the United Center is the only Chinatown in the country that's still growing, and across Illinois, Asian...
VIDEO: Illinois congresswoman addresses Democratic disconnect in rural America
(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Nikki Budzinski, a Democratic congress member from central Illinois, said Democrats have "a lot of work to do" in better understanding rural American voters. "There's a lot of talk about how Democrats have lost touch with rural America, with working class voters," she said. "I will be the first to tell you that we have a lot of work to do, but that we need to tell our story." Budzinski told attendees at a Democratic National Convention event that Democrats are better at delivering for rural Americans than Republicans. More in the video below.
Illinois attorney general cracks down on alleged video gambling burglary ring
The Illinois attorney general has charged five men over an alleged burglary ring that targeted video gambling machines in 22 counties, including McLean, Dewitt, Tazewell, and Peoria. Attorney General Kwame Raoul said the five impacted businesses stretching from the Chicago area to Central Illinois between January and November 2023. “The...
Dutch Days Presentation at Morrison’s Heritage Museum
Fulton resident Barbara Mask will share a PowerPoint presentation about the origin of Dutch Days during a free program at Morrison’s Heritage Museum on Sunday, August 25. Mask will talk about the popular festival, first started in 1974, that now attracts thousands of visitors to Fulton during the first full weekend in May. She’ll also be referencing the numerous descendants of Cornelius Vogel, including herself. In 1881, the Vogel family – including a dozen children – emigrated from the Netherlands. They all moved to Union Grove and then relocated to Morrison. Members of the Vogel “clan,” as Mask calls them, are especially invited to this presentation.
FNB’s Customer Appreciation Lunch on Friday
Everything will be packaged in bags, so customers can just need to pull into the marked area to pick up their meals from FNB staff. Farmers National Bank has been serving Northwest Illinois since 1902, with locations in Prophetstown, Morrison, and Geneseo. Visit their website for more information.
Dixon delegate's convention strategy: show up early and skip the late night parties
This former school teacher knows that attendance is worth most of the grade. Sarah Bingaman is one of four delegates elected to the Democratic National Convention representing the 16th Congressional District. It's also her first convention. So, she asked for some advice from a friend who had been to two previous national political conventions.
Officials: Some Silvis residents along Avenue of the Cities under boil order
SILVIS, Iowa (KWQC) - Some residents in Silvis along Avenue of the Cities are under a boil order. The west side of 9th Street and all of 8th Street from 25th Avenue to Avenue of the Cities currently have no water, city officials said. When water is restored, residents impacted will be under a boil order until further notice.
Crime Stoppers: Rock Island police seeking information in July 4 fatal shooting
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Do you know who killed him?. According to Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities, Michael D. Pullman, 46, was shot in the area of 24th Street and 9th Avenue in Rock Island on July 4 at 10:19 p.m. Pullman later died from his injuries. The Rock...
Annawan FFA Hosts “Taco Bout FFA” August 22nd
The Annawan Agricultural Development and FFA Chapter are holding an informational meeting tonight, August 22, 2024, for parents and students for the upcoming FFA year. Join the Annawan FFA Chapter to “Taco Bout FFA” in the Ag shop and classroom at 6 PM, and enjoy some tacos.
New radar systems in RPD squad cars could result in more traffic tickets
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — The city of Rockford reported police issued 42% more traffic tickets this year compared to last, but that number could rise with the addition of a new radar system in over 80 squad cars. “You see here, we’re able to monitor as we’re just sitting here, we’re able to monitor those […]
After stealing from Machesney Park Meijer store, man fired BBs at witness: police
MACHESNEY PARK, Ill. (WTVO) — Two men have been arrested after one allegedly shot BBs at an eyewitness who saw him stealing from the Machesney Park Meijer grocery store on Wednesday. The other was charged after police found methamphetamine in the getaway car. According to the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to a […]
Winnebago animal shelter faces overcrowding, offers reduce fees for adoption
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — Winnebago County Animal Services says it will face some difficult decisions if it cannot encourage adoptions for more than 100 dogs that are straining its capacity. The shelter, located at 4517 N Main Street, said it will waive adoption fees for over 30 animals, although the standard adoption process will still […]
HR report comes to light; Marseilles Mayor asked to resign
Marseilles Mayor Jim Hollenbeck was asked to resign during Wednesday's regular Council meeting. During comments, resident Scott Ford passed out copies of a HR report questioning Hollenbeck's behavior – particularly an incident alleged to have occurred October 7, 2022. The report summarizes Hollenbeck's actions created a hostile work environment. Ford chastised Commissioner Bobby Kaminski for not going to bat for one employee who had complained about the Mayor. Once Ford was done, a perhaps surprised Mayor Hollenbeck simply moved on to the next item.
Massive domes planned for nine-hole golf course
It’s January and snowing and the wind chill hovers around 10 degrees. It’s a perfect day for golf. Or rather it will be if a proposed nine-hole, year-round indoor golf course comes to fruition following a recently unveiled four-dome project on Oswego’s far east side. The village’s...
Back to school: Back to cursive in the classroom under Iowa Education standards
SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Cursive is back in Iowa schools. The ability to read and write cursive has been fading from American society. “You just don’t see very many people using cursive because a lot of people are not writing checks anymore,” said Tina Brennan, one of Sioux City Community School District’s consulting teachers.
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