Meyer Capel News Today

Most comments were favorable toward Hancock County’s approach to the CO2 pipeline proposed to cross the county. A hearing was held at the end of the county board meeting Aug.

While I love the harvest and planting seasons, I think the in-between and growing season is pretty neat. Watching the different stages of the crop grow and the anticipation of

“I will never forget the fellow who was being questioned about his ability to be fair and impartial, and said to me: ‘Lady, I wouldn’t convict nobody of nothing! I

“I will never forget the fellow who was being questioned about his ability to be fair and impartial, and said to me: ‘Lady, I wouldn’t convict nobody of nothing! I

The Bloomington Planning Commission recommended annexing and rezoning land along West Market Street for housing, retail and commercial space and other amenities.

Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part WGLT series this week about court fines and fees in Illinois. Read and listen to part one.A new law…

EDWARDSVILLE — A Champaign-based internet and video services provider claims the owners of an Edwardsville apartment townhome community failed to pay for their services.  Pavlov Media Inc., filed a complaint April 12 in Madison County Circuit Court against Enclave LLC, unknown members of Enclave LLC, Crevo Capital LLC, Fireside Financial LLC and Enclave Blvd LLC alleging breach of written agreements, breach of implied contract and unjust enrichment.  According to Pavlov Medias complaint, t...

Colby Hathaway announces judicial campaign Geneseo Republic Colby G. Hathaway has announced his candidacy for Resident Circuit Judge of Henry County. Due to the retirement of Judge Jeffrey O’Connor, this position will be up for election in 2022. Hathaway is currently the Henderson County State’s Attorney. A position he has held since 2016. “My experience as a State’s Attorney, where I work closely with our sworn law enforcement officers to keep our communities safe, coupled with my civi...

CHAMPAIGN — After being knocked off the ballot last week for the local spring elections, activist Justin Michael Hendrix filed Monday to run as a write-in candidate to represent Champaign’s District 3. The Champaign electoral board voted 2–1 Friday to remove Hendrix from the ballot, with Councilman Tom Bruno and City Clerk Marilyn Banks voting in favor and Councilman Will Kyles against. The objection was brought by Meyer Capel attorney Rochelle Funderburg, who alleged that Hendri...