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One month following negotiations to move forward with a new Emergency Management Services provider in Harrison County, officials have unanimously approved a contract with Acadian Ambulance Service. Monday’s vote came after February’s approval of a recommendation by a county selection committee. It was the culmination of a relationship with American...

West Chicago coach Troy Murray had every reason to smile. Murray's Wildcats claimed first place in the talent-laden St. Charles East sectional with 256 points. St. Charles North was the runner-up with...

On Monday, the Harrison County Board of Supervisors voted to cut ties with American Medical Response and begin negotiations with another provider. The 4-0 vote, which comes after 50 years of AMR being the county’s chief provider, creates a committee to investigate possibly shoddy services provided by AMR – which...

For the first time in six years, the Racine Unified School District improved on the annual state report card.

The critical design review (CDR) for the Maritime Electronic Warfare System Integrated Capability (MEWSIC) has been approved, meaning it can now proceed into manufacture, testing and acceptance.

Llano County libraries case has lawyers and publishers worried about existing legal precedents

Libraries have been at the receiving end of book challenges, threats and new laws. Now, some worry a federal appeals court could chip away at long-standing protections.

Libraries have been at the receiving end of book challenges, threats and new laws. Now, some worry a federal appeals court could chip away at long-standing protections.

Libraries have been at the receiving end of book challenges, threats and new laws. Now, some worry a federal appeals court could chip away at longstanding protections.