Illinois will receive $43.5 million through a federal grant to be used in the fight against opioid abuse. About $29 million of that will go

Low-income residents, seniors, and people with disabilities in needing winter heating assistance can begin applying for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Oct. 1.

A barn dating back to the 1940’s at Illinois Valley Community College (IVCC) in Oglesby will be demolished, with a new agriculture building going up in

Gov. Bruce Rauner today declared a harvest emergency to help level the playing field between Illinois farmers and crop haulers and those in neighboring states. 

State Senator Sue Rezin will host a free Senior Health Fair Wednesday, September 12 at Simply Kracked (830 Harrison Street) in Peru from 9:00 a.m.

For the first time, Illinois high school students will have access to information that shows how much they might earn if they graduate from colleges

Last spring, Sen. Rezin pushed for and voted for more education dollars and a new funding formula that will better help our schools for years

High school students will soon have another option to help prepare them for their future careers. Seeking to connect talented young people with good-paying jobs

Veterans with disabilities will now have their Disabled Veterans’ Standard Homestead Exemption follow them to a new residence, even if they move during the middle

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has confirmed the first human West Nile virus-related death in Illinois for 2018. A LaSalle County resident older