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For the first time since he took office in early 2021, Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris said his agency is adequately staffed.

Western Illinois University College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) has named WIU Philosophical and Social Foundations of Education Professor Jim LaPrad director, effective July 1.

"The Community Within: Discovering African American History in Rural Ohio" will be on June 14

Most superheroes are known to fight crime, but one DeKalb comic book writer crafted a character that stands against another widespread issue.

Western Illinois University will offer the Early Childhood Degree on the Quad Cities campus, beginning Summer 2022. WIU will also launch a new, flexible program option designed for those who are currently working in the education field and want to work toward their bachelors degree, with an option for PEL (Professional Educator License). Enrollment is open now at wiu.edu/apply.

Remote learning changing the face of teacher education Tabi Jozwick Voice Correspondent MACOMB — When Governor J.B. Pritzker ordered all Illinois schools into remote learning back in March, Western Illinois University’s School of Education director Eric Sheffield said his reaction was one of disappointment. “I was initially very disappointed because being a teacher for a long time, I know the best kind of teaching happens, particularly when youre working with future teachers in person in ...

storm warning. youre under a hurricane warning if youre headed east. maryland and virginia have already declared emergencies. hurricane irene has been downgraded to a category 2 storm, but that wont likely last long. forecasters say it will likely grow back into a category 3 hurricane later today. this storm is expected to make landfall tomorrow in north carolina. all together, 65 million people in the u.s. could be impacted by irene. and we have live coverage on the preps for hurric...