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The Mendota Elementary School District returned to in-person learning this week after being fully remote since Nov. 10, and superintendent Dr. Kristen School said students were excited to be back.
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Region 2's high schools ironing out wrinkles of getting sports going again.
IVCC players and coaches react to the cancelation of basketball and volleyball seasons.
The Earlville school district is opening an early learning center for children ages six weeks to 3 years.
Northbrook students are discussing topics such as racial inequality, economic inequality and LBGTQ+ rights during a new program called Social Justice Lunch and Learn.
The boys swimming season is on pause, but members of the L-P co-op team are trying to keep their spirits up with team Zoom meetings and trying to stay in shape with workouts on their own.
Hall boys basketball coach Mike Filippini was a three-sport athlete at Hall, playing football, basketball and baseball before graduating in 1990.
Blake Dobrich, a DePue native, has helped set up COVID-19 testing sites and a vaccination clinic in his role as business manager for the Community Health and Hospitals division of the University of Chicago Medicine at Ingalls Memorial.
Catching up with Fieldcrest coach Mitch Neally's playing days.
The Mendota High School Board of Education heard about an app being developed for the school at it's meeting Monday while also approving the tax levy and setting a graduation date.