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Celebrate Illinois' state fossil at the Tully Monster Festival on Oct. 26
Sep. 2—Join the Morris Retail Association and the Grundy County Historical Society and Museum in celebrating Illinois' state fossil at the Tully Monster Festival on Saturday, Oct. 26. Learn about the Tully Monster, see its fossils, participate in a scavenger hunt and play games in celebration of this famous fossil found only in Mazon Creek. ___ (c)2024 the Morris Daily Herald (Morris, Ill.) ...
Watch Out, 100 Foot Rule Can Cause You Big Trouble in Illinois
100 feet doesn't sound like that much distance, but in Illinois, it can be the difference between you and big trouble with law enforcement. We're approaching the season when remembering this and following the rules will be more important than ever. If you're not familiar with what people refer to...
Many Spot Bizarre Daytime Meteors Exploding Over Illinois & Iowa
You will sometimes see a meteor burn up in the atmosphere over Illinois and Iowa, but you'll rarely see them during the daytime which is exactly what happened early Friday morning. The American Meteor Society documented this widely-seen meteor or meteors that appeared at approximately 6:13am Friday morning over Illinois,...
Iowa Has Harder Workers Than Illinois Does Says This Study
With Labor Day weekend right around the corner, a new study has come out to show which states have more hard workers than others. Even though most Americans are hard workers, putting in an average of 1,804 hours per year as of 2023, according to the World Economic Forum, some workers in some states aren't keen on hard work. We looked at Iowa and Illinois in this study (duh) and they couldn't be more opposite.
Illinois among the states with the most cases of West Nile, the virus that left Dr. Fauci hospitalized
Medical experts are advising people to take precautions to avoid the West Nile virus, which Dr. Anthony Fauci is still recovering from after an illness he said was worse than any other he had experienced.
Springfield City Council to vote on public camping ban
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WCIA) — The city of Springfield may criminalize “public camping” with an ordinance to be discussed at a City Council meeting later this week. The council is set to vote on an ordinance on that bans setting up temporary structures in an effort to curb homelessness within city limits. The ordinance points out […]
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