Knox County continues long term loss of labor
Unemployment for Knox County in December moved back towards summer levels at 4.8 percent.
Tracy reacts to Governor Pritzker’s State of State Address
The State of the State Address was given by Governor Pritzker yesterday.
Swanson reacts to Pritzker’s State of the State Address
Governor J.B. Pritzker gave his second State of the State address yesterday at the State Capital.
South Street pedestrian safety still a concern.
Pedestrian safety has become a topic of interest on South Street near the Knox College campus.
Friends and family remember late Galesburg boxing great, Sonny Duncan
Howard “Sonny” Duncan has been remembered as a boxer, a cop, a brother and a mentor in the weeks since his passing.
USMCA signed into law.
A rare, bipartisan achievement was reached on Wednesday, January 29th when President Donald Trump signed into law a revamped trade deal with Canada and Mexico.
OSF expert says Coronavirus risk is low but they are ready
A handful of Americans have tested positive for the 2019 novel coronavirus, but an infection prevention specialist with OSF Healthcare says the risk level is still low for U.S. residents.
IRS warns of “Ghost Preparers”
The Internal Revenue Service wants everyone filing taxes to be wary of what the IRS refers to as ‘Ghost Preparers.’
One dead after being struck by train
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a train on BNSF tracks Monday night according to Galesburg Police.
Knoxville School Board changing gears on solar farm
The Knoxville School Board seemed to indicate at their meeting Monday night that they were changing their plans on solar energy.
