Galesburg man arrested on warrants and now more charges
On Thursday evening, while on patrol, Galesburg Police identified Jesse R. Finley walking southbound on West Street from Casey’s General Store. Officers recognized Finley, 27, from previous encounters, and knew a Knox County Warrant for his arrest
Railroad Hall of Fame featuring the American Rail Story through photos
The National Railroad Hall of Fame is celebrating Railroad Days with an exhibition of photography focused on the story of the American railroad, entitled “American Rails: Stories Through the Lens”.
Knox County labor force grows from April to May
Knox County has 48 more people with jobs than last year.
Pair of vehicle crashes in the area
At approximately 7:40 am on Friday, June 22nd, a single vehicle crash occurred on Interstate 74 at mile marker 54 near Knoxville.
Knox Prairie Community Kitchen finding a new home in First Baptist Church
After seven years of serving free and nutritious meals to any and all members of the community the Knox Prairie Community Kitchen is moving locations.
Your Weekend includes stops in the Rail City and Bishop Hill
The Galesburg Railroad Days parade steps off in downtown tonight at 6:00pm.
Funnel Clouds reported in Knox County — but heavy rain was the real problem
It was apparently two different funnel clouds at almost the same time in different parts of Knox County that caused the Tornado Warnings we saw Thursday afternoon.
Bustos disagrees with Trump immigration order for “indefinite detention” of children
Rep. Cheri Bustos doesn’t support the Trump administration’s “zero-tolerance” policy for those who cross the Mexican border illegally, which have led to over 2,000 children being separated from their parents.
Throwback Thursdays are back at the Orpheum Theatre
Throwback Thursdays have returned to the Galesburg Orpheum Theatre – with a twist.
Music Makers puts up music legends tribute art on building
Music Makers in downtown Galesburg is always full of music and people that make it.