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By Max Zahn MENLO PARK, Ca.) - A Meta spokesperson acknowledged reports of outages on Tuesday for Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, preventing some U.S. users from logging on to the sites, Meta told A...
Bruce Kropp Mar 05, 2024
Salem Interim City Manager Annette Sola says the high January natural gas bills will not be repeating in February. Several Salem residents complained about high bills in the public session of Monday n...
WJBD Staff Mar 05, 2024 Salem City Council in session Monday night.
The Salem City Council Monday night approved surplusing the former Save-a-Lot building on West Main Street and will put it up for sale July 1st. Mayor Nic Farley says the move is nothing against Missi...
WJBD Staff Mar 05, 2024
The Salem City Council Monday night approved a downtown tax increment financing district development agreement for a small strip shopping center at 210 West Schwartz Street. Economic Development Direc...
WJBD Staff Mar 05, 2024 A strip shopping center is scheduled to undergo renovation with the help of a City of Salem TIF agreement. Photo by Bruce Kropp.
The Wamac City Council voted Monday evening to pursue the acquisition of three dilapidated properties in the community. Council members approved a motion to submit bids of $832 each to Illinois Tax Sa...
Bruce Kropp Mar 05, 2024 Lee Russell / CC
Odin Firemen were called out early Monday morning to a report of a structure fire on Princess Avenue in the Royal Lakes neighborhood. The fire was actually a large rubbish pile on Queens Avenue on the...
Bruce Kropp Mar 04, 2024
Kell Firemen fought a fire late Sunday afternoon that spread through 10 acres of CRP land and eight acres of wood. The fire in the 23-thousand block of North Hails Lane in rural Texico apparently star...
Bruce Kropp Mar 04, 2024 =Nahemoth= / CC
High court says only Congress can enforce 14th Amendment By PETER HANCOCK Capitol News Illinois phancock@capitolnewsillinois.com SPRINGFIELD - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that individual state...
Bruce Kropp Mar 04, 2024 Donald Trump, whose placement on the March 19 primary ballot was challenged in Illinois, received a favorable ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday. The high court ruled states don’t have the authority to disqualify federal candidates from the ballot based on the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause. (Capitol News Illinois illustration by Andrew Adams. Original photo by Gage Skidmore used under CC-SA 2.0 license.)
The owner of the Moran-Queen-Boggs Funeral Home in Centralia has entered into a consent order to permanently revoke his Illinois funeral director and embalmer license. The order revoking the license o...
Bruce Kropp Mar 04, 2024 Moran Queen-Boggs Funeral Home in downtown Centralia. Photo by Steven Stilt.
A Richview and Decatur man were both pronounced dead at the scene of a two-vehicle crash on US 51 at the Irvington exit at 7th street on Sunday night. Washington County Coroner Mark Styninger identifi...
Bruce Kropp Mar 04, 2024