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Kristina Karamo speaks of committee's politics and finances to a crowd of about 200 in Clinton Township.

Kristina Karamo speaks of committee's politics and finances to a crowd of about 200 in Clinton Township.

Peoria, Ill. (WMBD) — A powerful storm system is expected to roll through Central Illinois from Monday night through Tuesday night bringing bursts of heavy snow, rain and gusty winds to the area. The storm is likely to lead to travel issues Monday night and Tuesday and potentially trigger power outages in some parts of […]

Data from the Michigan School Index system measures public school performance in a number of key areas.

Macomb County events and activities for all ages

While John James voted for H.R. 2, he encouraged President Biden in an interview Friday to immediately solve the crisis by taking unilateral action under the Immigration and Nationality Act “to regain operational control of the border.”

Western Illinois University Psychology Department in collaboration with the University Counseling Center (UCC) is launching a new Peer Support Counseling Program (PSCP) in February, supported by the Mental Health Early Action on Campus Act of Illinois.

It appeared the case was going to be resolved last November when the two sides agreed Collin West would attend the Michigan Youth Challenge Academy in Battle Creek for six months after pleading to a lesser charge.

Michigan voters wanted transparency when they created a new citizens panel to draw legislative maps. They got it. Now, some are skeptical if in-fighting will doom efforts to redraw 13 maps deemed unconstitutional.

McDonough County asks residents to take action this January during Radon Action Month to keep their homes safe.