Despite opposition from Tracy and Weaver, graduated income tax resolution passes Illinois Senate
State Senators Jil Tracy and Chuck Weaver, along with Republicans in the Illinois Senate, stood in opposition of a package of bills tied with a constitutional amendment changing Illinois’ income tax from a flat tax to a
Local students made real world choices during simulation
Over 700 eighth graders from across Knox and Warren County joined the University of Illinois Extension and Delabar CTE System for their annual “Welcome to the Real World” Event last Friday, April 26th at the Galesburg High
Marshalls to open in two weeks
Marshalls is set to open in two weeks at Galesburg Crossings on National Boulevard.
205 School Board seats new members, re-elects Cervantez president
Local school boards this week seated new members, following elections in early April.
Stubbs pleads not guilty on charges of forcing sex act on child
26-year-old Justin Stubbs pleaded not guilty in Knox County Circuit Court Tuesday, to predatory criminal sexual assault of a child charges.
Hydrant flushing delayed
UPDATE: The fire hydrant flushing and testing program has been postponed until a later date.
Sheriff’s Department releases statewide results from Scott’s Law Initiative.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Department released results from the recently increased efforts for Scott’s Law – also known as the “Move Over Law” in Illinois.
Fleming misses chance for recount, Hillery officially Aldermen-elect
The recount in Ward 3 is canceled.
Bond set for Aledo teacher on sexual assault of a child
The Mercer County High School teacher who was arrested last week for an alleged sexual assault of a child made his first appearance in court Monday.
Galesburg native Chris Heimann dies at 37
Sunday, April 21st, Galesburg native and Knox College Grad Chris J. Heimann passed away at the age of 37.