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KCAP President optimistic about Galesburg retail despite Bergner’s closure

April 23, 2018 | Local News |Nick

Despite the disappointing news about Galesburg losing a long established department...

President search for Carl Sandburg College down to two.

April 22, 2018 | Local News |Tyler

The next President of Carl Sandburg College will either be vice...

Celebrating Record Store Day at DIG

April 21, 2018 | Local News |Nick

Record Store Day is upon us.

Rockford man facing felony theft charge

April 20, 2018 | Local News |Nick

A Rockford man is facing felony theft charges following a Wednesday...

Galesburg police investigating more thefts from motor vehicles

April 20, 2018 | Local News |Nick

Another theft from a motor vehicle was reported and investigated Thursday...

Popular, fun-filled fundraisers, shows, and breakfasts this weekend.

April 20, 2018 | Local News |Tyler

It may not quite feel like spring yet, but Spring Break...

Hands Around the Courthouse held with aim of preventing child abuse

April 20, 2018 | Local News |Tyler

Since 1983 April has been National Child Abuse Prevention Month and...

Magic festival Saturday in Monmouth

April 20, 2018 | Galesburg's Evening News, Interviews |wills

Wyatt Earp isn't the only famous name associated with Monmouth. Another...

Celebrating Carl Sandburg in Galesburg

April 20, 2018 | Galesburg's Evening News, Interviews |wills

It's the 23rd annual Carl Sandburg Festival, and it takes place...

Despite Bergner’s closure, officials remain optimistic about local retail climate

April 18, 2018 | Galesburg's Evening News, Interviews |wills

The head of the Knox County-Area Partnership for Economic Development says...

Happy Scots Day!

April 17, 2018 | Galesburg's Evening News, Interviews |wills

What has turned from an atmosphere of fun and frivolity on...

New Galesburg Public Library Director likes the “tight-knit” community

April 17, 2018 | Galesburg's Evening News, Interviews |wills

Zachary Holt starts May 7th as the new director of the...

Prosecutors say terror suspect doesn’t qualify for immunity

CHICAGO (AP) – Federal prosecutors say a former California college student charged with providing material support for a terrorist group isn’t entitled to the sort of immunity that often applies to soldiers in national armies […]

Cook County clerk announces bid for Chicago mayor’s office

CHICAGO (AP) – Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown says she’s running for Chicago mayor to create a transparent and inclusive government as well as to combat violence.

Aurora native to present premiere of short film

AURORA, Ill. (AP) – A short film written by an Aurora native will premiere at Aurora Public Art on May 25.

Church elders renew probe of founder’s alleged misconduct

SOUTH BARRINGTON, Ill. (AP) – Leaders of a Chicago-area evangelical church that became one of the largest in the nation say they will renew their examination of the church’s former pastor.

Illinois receives $16M federal grant to fight opioid abuse

Illinois is receiving a $16 million federal grant to fight opioid abuse. Gov. Bruce Rauner’s administration announced the grant Friday. The Illinois Department of Human Services will administer it to fight a scourge that claimed […]