The Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) is reminding older Illinoisans about the importance of fire safety. People over the age of 65 face

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2020 Senior Illinoisans Hall of Fame awards hosted by the Illinois Department on Aging. The Senior Illinoisans Hall

A dozen sites in Illinois have been added to the National Register of Historic Places of 2019 based on recommendations from the State Historic Preservation

This week, Senate Republicans joined a group of bipartisan lawmakers announcing the filing of a new constitutional amendment, Senate Joint Resolution Constitutional Amendment 18, which

On Jan. 5, it was announced that $50 million in funding is being released for the first round of matching grants of Illinois’ $420 million

State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) releases the below statement following the State of the State Address: “The General Assembly has a lot of important issues

Two local projects within State Senator Sue Rezin’s district have been approved for Open Space Land Acquisition and Development grants. The City of Ottawa received

The Illinois State Police (ISP) have extended the application period for the next Cadet class until Jan. 31. Candidates who successfully complete the Recruitment Examination

The start of the New Year brought about the beginning of Illinois’ controversial minimum wage hike. Effective Jan. 1, Illinois’ minimum wage increased from $8.25

As temperatures drop, the Office of the State Fire Marshal encourages residents to have their furnaces checked and to make sure carbon monoxide and smoke