Analysis: 74.2% of students in Woodford County school failed state math exam in 2023
More than 7 in 10 Woodford County public high school students aren't at grade level in math.
Personal story highlights importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is dedicated to highlighting the ongoing fight against breast cancer and emphasizing the significance of early detection. This period also serves as a tribute to those who have courageously battled the disease.
- Breast Cancer Awareness Month underscores early detection's importance
- How many Fulton County students failed their math exams in 2023?
- Glen Avenue traffic shift begins Oct. 7 amid reconstruction project
- Peoria man charged with murder after fatal shooting of 10-year-old
- 2 gas stations in cities throughout Fulton County had the cheapest regular gas in week ending Sept. 28
Data points
Latest News
-
How many students failed their math exams in Mason County in 2023?
More than 8 in 10 Mason County public high school students aren't at grade level in math.
-
Illinois remains top US producer with vast annual pumpkin harvest
Illinois is the leading state for pumpkin production in the United States, producing over 650 million pounds of pumpkins each year. This represents nearly 40% of the nation's total pumpkin output, surpassing the combined production of the next five largest pumpkin-producing states.
-
Adams street sidewalk work impacts pedestrian access
Sidewalk work is progressing at several intersections along Adams Street. The north side of the intersection of Harrison Street and SW Adams Street, as well as the north side of Liberty Street and SW Adams Street, are currently under construction.
-
Rep. Weaver's staff announces virtual office hours via Calendly
Rep. Weaver’s staff is now offering virtual office hours to stay connected with constituents. The team has announced that these sessions can be scheduled through Calendly, a popular online appointment scheduling tool.
-
Officials promote free installation during Fire Prevention Week
State and local fire safety experts gathered at the Peoria Fire Department to raise awareness about the importance of working smoke alarms in homes and to highlight a no-cost smoke alarm installation program for Peoria residents.
-
Waukegan Fire Department to host open house for its 175th anniversary
The Waukegan Fire Department will host an open house and celebrate its 175th anniversary on Saturday, October 12. The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Waukegan Station #5, located at 3221 N. Green Bay Rd.
-
IDOC to hold officer screening at Augustana College on October 3
The Illinois Department of Corrections will conduct a screening for Correctional Officer and Corrections Treatment Officer positions at Augustana College on Thursday, October 3. Interested applicants are required to check in between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. and should plan to remain at the venue until at least 5:30 p.m.
-
Waukegan announces 2024 leaf collection schedule
Leaf collection in Waukegan will commence in the last week of October. LRS aims to follow the schedule closely, though weather conditions and leaf fall rates may necessitate daily adjustments. Residents are advised not to rake leaves into the street or place them in plastic bags, as leaf burning is prohibited.
-
Fulton County: Cities registered 12 lawyers in good standing as of August
There were 12 lawyers in good standing in cities within Fulton County as of August.
-
Traffic patterns on Reservoir Boulevard to change for safety project
Traffic patterns on W Reservoir Boulevard near N Millbrook Road and N Rockwood Road will change starting at 7 am on Tuesday, Oct. 1. This adjustment is part of the Reservoir Pedestrian Safety Project, which aims to enhance pedestrian safety by adding an upgraded crossing.