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Severe thunderstorms Sunday night could renew flooding potential across northern Illinois
A severe storm watch was issued Sunday evening for scattered to numerous showers moving through northern Illinois and to the east. Chicago will experience the most downpours between 7 and 11 p.m. as the system exits the area by 3 a.m. “This round of storms could end up being severe and bring a renewed potential for flooding,” after overnight storms caused damage in the suburbs, said Rafal ...
The Strange Reason Illinois Cicada Screams are Getting Louder
The good news is the historic brood invasion of cicadas in Illinois is lessening. However, the bad news is the screams of these pests is getting louder and there's a strange reason why. As we've mentioned previously, Illinois is a hot spot for the appearance of not one, but two...
Millions more spent on Pritzker’s clean energy agenda
(The Center Square) – The state of Illinois is pumping millions of tax dollars more to develop a clean energy jobs program in underserved neighborhoods. The Clean and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA), which was signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker three years ago, funds programs that create clean energy jobs statewide. Pritzker said the Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship […]
Champaign breaks ground on downtown plaza years in the making
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — Officials and onlookers took part in the symbolic start to a new plaza in the heart of the city of Champaign Friday evening. City leaders, community members, and a state senator gathered near the corner of Main and Neil Streets to celebrate the beginning of a downtown plaza with a groundbreaking. […]
Charging the Crossroads info sessions is Tuesday
A public meeting on electric vehicle charging is tomorrow in Vincennes. The Indiana Department of Transportation is hosting the meeting as part of a series of informational gatherings regarding Charging the Crossroads, which is INDOT’s plan to expand Indiana’s statewide electric vehicle charging network. Charging the Crossroads is...
Six over 60 award winners announced
FARMERSBURG, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — WTWO is excited to announce the winners of this year’s Six over 60 Awards. The contest, sponsored by Camp Navigate and Horizon Health, recognizes six people over the age of 60 for their contributions to the Wabash Valley. Residents were able to submit nominations...
IDPH, DNR And Rock Island Area Health Authorities Investigating Gastrointestinal Disease That Sickened At Least 12 People
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and Illinois Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are working with public health authorities in Rock Island and Iowa to investigate an outbreak of cryptosporidiosis, a gastrointestinal disease, in persons helping at a Rock Island County wildlife rehabilitation facility. Public health officials said at least 12 individuals have been identified with probable or confirmed disease following contact with raccoons at Pat’s Bandits in Hillsdale. The people are residents of Iowa and from four counties in Illinois.
Q&A | Quincy Guerrier talks transitioning from Illinois to pro basketball with Toronto Raptors
The Toronto Raptors played their first game of the 2024 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas Saturday night, and former Illini Quincy Guerrier, who signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Raptors after going undrafted, was suited up for the team. Guerrier spent his final season of college basketball at Illinois this past season, where he averaged 9.6 points and 6.1 rebounds per game while shooting 37.4% from three. Despite not playing in the Raptors’ first game, Guerrier spoke to The Daily Illini after the contest about making the transition from college basketball to the professional game.
Illinois' long history of political violence
The country is reeling from the assassination attempt on former President Trump. Driving the news: Officials and lawmakers have condemned political violence, saying it has no place in America.Yes, but: Political historians would tell you that assassination attempts are sadly far too familiar in American history. Zoom in: In Illinois, political violence has plagued the state's history, including the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln and Chicagoan Jack Ruby shooting of President John F. Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. Here are three acts of political violence that shaped Illinois history:President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt & Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak, 1933 On Feb....
KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Heat is soon to be in retreat in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Good Monday, bloggers — The sun was rising through smoke from wildfires in western Canada. That is where the red hue is coming from. The sun will shine bright through the smoke all day, allowing us to warm up to the mid and upper-90s.
Northern Illinois Braces For High Wind And Derecho Threats Today
The Northern Illinois area just made it through a pretty wild weekend weather wise, and guess what? The terrifying ride isn't over yet, because another round of nasty could be hitting the Stateline area Monday night. Severe Weather Threats in Northern Illinois. On Saturday night I found myself driving home...
Yelp claims Illinois has one of the Top 10 Tattoo Shops in the US
IF (and that is a big if) you are going to get a tattoo, why not have one of the best of the best in the US do the tattoo for you? Here is the place Yelp claims is not only the best tattoo shop in Illinois, but one of the ten best in the entire US...
Illinois High School Cancels Varsity Football Season
Some high school seniors were crushed when their high school decided to cancel the varsity football season. No Football Season For These Illinois High School Seniors. Football is by far my favorite sport. I played for 8 years, 5th grade, and through high school. I had a blast. I wish I could've played in college but I didn't have the size or skills. It was a big part of my life, especially my senior year. I couldn't imagine not having that experience.
Look To The Sky Because Air Shows Coming To IL & WI This Summer
If you're looking for some family entertainment this summer, I highly suggest checking out an airshow in Illinois or Wisconsin. One of my favorite things to do in the summer as a kid was going to air shows. Growing up, it seemed like they were happening all the time. It was one of those things I remember my whole family enjoyed so we went whenever possible.
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