Guy Threatens to Call Cops on Burglar Unless He Cleaned His Bathroom
Lighted Way Association hopes to have new building ready for students by next school year
PERU – Lighted Way in LaSalle is hoping to have its new building ready for learning by 2023. Executive Director Jessie Kreiser shared project details to Peru’s City Council on Monday night before officials approved a
Parking fines doubled in the city of Peru
PERU – Parking ticket fines have doubled in the city of Peru. Council voted on Monday to increase fines from $10 to $20 and snow ordinance parking violations from $25.00 to $50.00. Peru Mayor Ken Kolowski
Survey Finds Eating in Bed is a Dating Deal Breaker
Toyota reveals a “Hitchless Towing” where vehicles are connected only through WiFi
Toyota is working on a “Hitchless Towing” package. The vehicles would be connected through WiFi where one vehicle will trail and mimic every move of the lead car. They have tested it in a slower paced environment
Monetary donations still being accepted for fire victims
MENDOTA – The Mendota Police Department will still be accepting monetary donations for the victims of the August 22nd fire on Main Street in Mendota, but they are no longer taking in clothing or household items. The
Retired Ottawa K-9 passes away
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Police Department is mourning the loss of retired K-9 Gussy. She served the Ottawa Police Department along with partner and handler Sgt. Robert Nilles for nine years before retiring this past July. Police
Skydiver killed identified
OTTAWA – The identity of the skydiver killed near Ottawa on Saturday has been released. LaSalle County Coroner Richard Ploch announced that 38-year-old Brenton Watkajtys of Chicago was the individual found deceased in a cornfield in Dayton
Rabid bat bites DeKalb county resident
SYCAMORE – A rabid bat has bitten a DeKalb county resident. The DeKalb County Health Department confirmed that the person who was bit on Saturday in Sycamore is now receiving treatment. Officials say it was the second
U.S. Department of Justice finishes privilege review of Mar-a-Lago documents
The U.S. Justice Department has finished its privilege review of the documents seized from former President Donald Trump’s residence at Mar-a-Lago. The disclosure that the review is complete was made in a court filing Monday regarding a