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Building upon smart infrastructure investments supported by State Sen. Mike Halpin (D-Rock Island), the Illinois Department of Transportation Friday announced an investment of nearly $500 million in road and bridge improvement projects for western Illinois. “Andalusia Road isn’t even in the district I represent anymore, but I am committing to seeing safety improved there with […]

MACOMB -- Western Illinois Universitys JJ Ross has made plenty of plays on the field. Now the Leatherneck defensive back is making a name for what he is doing off

At a press conference Wednesday, State Rep. Josh Schriver, who represents most of northern Macomb County, made his comments on Nessel crystal clear.

A Macomb County woman facing charges for stealing from a vulnerable adult is faced with additional charges for embezzling from a second vulnerable adult, the Michigan Attorney General's office announced.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Michigan State Police recently released a new report that analyzes traffic crash data from 2022. Our team at the Lee Steinberg Law Firm has...

16 WAPT's Meteorologist Isabel Davis has the latest forecast for Jackson and Central Mississippi.

Join host Jim Wilhelm as he visits the Monticello Railroad Museum, the Richard Bock Sculpture Museum in Greenville, Grosse Point Lighthouse in Evanston, and Oakwood Cemetery in Macomb.

Severe thunderstorms in Metro Detroit are expected to bring hail and strong winds Thursday afternoon.

The Western Illinois University Social Media Lab will host a Lead for America fellow to assist with a project to promote digital literacy in the region.

Stanley Grot, the Shelby Township clerk, has been ordered to step aside from his official election duties in light of the charges.