Whiteside news
Three free grab-and-go meals will be provided to all participating children and teenagers.
Cooperative serves 3,000 families in eastern Iowa and western Illinois.
United Way of Whiteside County is looking to downsize.
Two of the Sauk Valley’s largest school districts – and apparently, most others – are making mask-wearing optional in the wake of a temporary restraining order issued Friday by a Sangamon County Circuit Court judge that nullifies Gov. JB Pritzker’s emergency provision issued in A
First-time and faster, more reliable internet service is coming to underserved areas of Whiteside and Carroll counties, thanks to about $10.3 million in state Rebuild Illinois funds awarded to three area providers.
A Sterling pedestrian is dead and an officer injured after a drunken driver struck both men on the First Avenue Bridge just south of Wallace Street Sunday morning, police said.
4-H to offer creative writing club for Carroll, Whiteside and Lee counties.
After a five-year absence from the bench, former Whiteside County Circuit Court Judge John L. Hauptman is coming out of retirement to take a position with the Third District Appellate Court.
A State Police trooper “inadvertently” shot a Whiteside County deputy in the left foot Monday during an attempt to locate two suspects, Sheriff John Booker said in a news release this morning.
IDOT advises of its bridge repair projects in Whiteside, Carroll counties
Former Sterling attorney Michael A. Lancaster, who is charged with raping two clients in his office in 2019, now is being sued by one of them for malpractice, while his law firm and former partner are being sued for negligence.
Sterling graduate receives scholarship from endowment that provides substantial scholarships for the graduate education of students in arts, humanities and social sciences.