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Here are the La Salle County marriage licenses from April 15 through April 30, 2024.
A La Salle County grand jury convened Tuesday, May 7 and returned the following indictments.
The Class of 2024 graduated Saturday at Mendota High School.
The Mendota girls soccer team had its best season since 2012 ended Saturday with a loss to Aurora Central Catholic in a Class 1A Oregon Regional semifinal.
The St. Bede and L-P baseball teams earned conference wins, the Bureau Valley boys track team won the Three Rivers Conference title and more in Friday's NewsTribune roundup.
OSF HealthCare and Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital in Dixon have entered into exclusive negotiations, anticipating a full merger, the two entities announced Friday in a joint news release.
A 64-year-old La Salle man was identified as the victim of a three-vehicle crash Tuesday on Route 251, about a mile north of U.S. 52, south of Mendota.
An Amtrak train was damaged Thursday by a tree that fell on the tracks west of the Ninth Street crossing in Mendota, leading to four broken windows and three passengers being treated for minor injuries.
The Fieldcrest girls track and field team had two athletes qualify for state along with baseball and softball results in Thursday's NewsTribune roundup.
The city of Mendota will celebrate Prevention Weeks with a family game night and scavenger hunt.
Mendota's Mariyah Elam qualified for the Class 2A state track and field meet in three events and more results in Wednesday's NewsTribune roundup.
After hearing from many residents Tuesday, the Ottawa City Council next will meet with OSF to discuss its opposition to changes in local health care.
A man died following a three-vehicle crash Tuesday morning on Route 251 near 38th Road south of Mendota, according to the La Salle County Coroner’s Office.
OSF HealthCare soon will open a 7,500 square-foot healthcare rehabilitation center in the newly constructed Ottawa YMCA, 411 Canal St., located alongside the Illinois River.
DUIs keep falling. Cops and lawyers think they know why: Young motorists are smoking marijuana rather than drinking. Arrests are headed to a record low and the median age of a DUI defendant now sits at 45, underscoring how 20-somethings are drinking and driving at lower numbers.