Service disruptions successful for those who owe the city of Peru
PERU – City Clerk Dave Bartley says implementing service disruption for those who have delinquent utility bills is working. Bartley gave an update to the council on the once nearly $70,000 owed by Peru residents back
LaSalle officials says legal action was taken over 1st Street building years before collapse
LASALLE – LaSalle city officials say they have been in litigations for years with the owner of the building that partially collapsed on 1st Street, Monday morning. According to a press release by the City of
‘Birds are not real’ rolling rally makes first stop in Missouri
“What makes me think that? I think the evidence is all around us, birds sit on power lines, we believe they’re charging on power lines…”
Police officers buy new refrigerator, groceries for elderly woman in need
“A Texas police chief took the opportunity to boast about his staff after they helped deliver a new refrigerator and groceries to an elderly resident in need.”
Expect haze in the atmosphere as wildfires blaze out west
UNDATED – Meteorologists say the atmosphere in North Central Illinois could be hazy these next few days as smoke travels from wildfires out west and in Canada. According to the Associated Press, erratic winds added to