Sauk Valley News
Safety concerns over Sterling’s West 10th St. intersections bring bigger questions for council
Residents' concerns over uncontrolled intersections and high-speed drivers in a residential area brought debate to the Sterling City Council on Monday.
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1mShaw Local Radio Podcast: Talk-Line with Brandon Clark interviews Sinnissippi Center’s Andy Jackson
On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark chats with Andy Jackson from Sinnissippi Centers about PTSD Awareness month, Sinnissippi's 34th annual golf outing, and more.
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5mLetter: Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois supports veterans with gratitude and opportunity
As Independence Day approaches, Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois joins the community in celebrating the freedoms we enjoy and recognizing the sacrifices made by the men and women who served our country.
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4mMorrison motorcyclist sues Sterling dealership, test driver over truck crash, double amputation: court records
A Morrison man who lost both legs above the knee in a 2024 motorcycle crash is suing Kunes Country Auto Group and a dealership salesman, alleging they negligently entrusted a powerful test-drive truck to an elderly driver who was physically unfit to operate it
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3mEducation notes: Richard named to Graceland University’s spring 2026 president’s list
Several students from Lee, Whiteside and Ogle counties have been named to college dean and president's lists.
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1mShaw Local Radio Podcast: Talk-Line with Brandon Clark interviews Greg Gates & Marcus Cox from RMTD
On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark chats with Greg Gates and Marcus Cox from Reagan Mass Transit District for the latest updates on public transportation in the Sauk Valley.