Numerous Times-area baseball players received all-conference accolades following the conclusion of the 2026 season, headlined by Ottawa and Marquette each having a student-athlete take home their conference's player of the year award.

Day Jones interviews Becky Christopherson and Phil Grant, part of the cast of Stage 212’s upcoming production “The Drowsy Chaperone.” The show will run from July 10-26

Stage 212 Business and Production Manager Reid Tomasson said that the new sign, to be purchased from P & D Sign Company in Peru, will have enhanced capabilities with color and image display.

Utica has canceled two meetings previously set for Thursday, June 25.

St. Bede Academy will destroy 2021 student records.

V Resort Living, a company with a background in real estate and tech startups, said in a news release that it was reconsidering its purchase of the resort outside Sheridan. While CEO and founder Jamil Ahmed said the project had much support, many residents in Sheridan opposed it.

More than two years after Jaylyon Rucker went missing, his homicide remains unsolved.

Tonti Street will be closed between 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. between Canal and First Street on Sunday, June 23, in downtown La Salle.

City officials voted to approve a $13,500 proposal for professional consulting services with JSD Professional Services to help with Open Space Land Acquisition and Development grant opportunities.

To celebrate their centennial anniversary, the camp is putting on a music festival, “Camp Tuck 100″, on Saturday, June 27, at Skydive Chicago in Ottawa to commemorate the last 100 years and look to help fundraise for the future.