GPD arrest three in Tinkham murder, warrants out for four others
Galesburg police say four individuals have been charged with murder in the death of 19-year-old Dakota R. Tinkham who was found dead this morning from gun shot wounds in an armed robbery.
Pepmeyer claims re-election victory in State’s Attorney primary
Though the official results might not be finalized until as late as April 1st, incumbent Knox County State’s Attorney John Pepmeyer has claimed re-election victory in the race for his current seat.
Time-lapse video of Chicago River turning green for St. Patrick’s Day
In one minute, see the Chicago River turn green for St. Patrick’s Day. Smaller boats spread the dye that’s thrown into the water.
MENTAL FLOSS TRIVIA: Over 40% of women say this is the number one physical trait they look for in a date. What is it?
ANSWER: Their Height!
New Movies This Weekend
Just two new movies hit the big screen this weekend. The first is the sci-fi thriller The Divergent Series: Allegiant. It’s the third installment of the Divergent series and it stars Shailene Woodley, Jeff Daniels, Ansel Elgort
UPDATE: Karlin concedes State’s Attorney bid
Knox County State’s Attorney candidate Jeremy Karlin announced his concession from the race earlier today.
Good Hope, Avon tornado 1 of 5 to touch down when storms swept Illinois
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — Storms that moved across western and central Illinois earlier this week spawned at least five tornadoes, including one near Good Hope and Avon.
Galesburg man killed; Police investigate alleged robbery
A Galesburg man was pronounced dead at the scene of a possible robbery early this morning.
Community leaders christen new Holiday Inn Express
Alongside beautification on East Main Street in Galesburg, a nearly brand new hotel welcomes citizens to the city.
Record turnout for primaries, bad weather in Galesburg made for late election night
Elections can’t happen without election judges but those who oversee polling places had some new challenges to contend with for Tuesday’s primary elections.
