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Urbana, IL Police Training This Week Brings Increased Presence

Urbana, IL – Residents may notice an increased police presence around Vineyard Church this week as the Urbana Police Department conducts two days of annual state-mandated active shooter training. According...

Curry County, NM Shooting: Deputy Exchanges Gunfire With Suspect

Clovis, NM – New Mexico State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting after authorities said a 44-year-old man...

Monroe County, MI Crash Today: 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Injured

Monroe County, MI – One driver was killed and another was seriously injured Monday morning in a head-on...

Davidson County, NC Crime: 2 Suspects Wanted in Felony Case

Lexington, NC – Two men remain wanted and a woman has been arrested following an investigation into an...

Nashville, TN Crash Today: Car vs Garbage Truck, Driver Killed in Fiery I-40 Wreck Near Old Hickory

Nashville, TN – A 26-year-old Nashville man was killed early Monday when his car struck the back of...

Bourbonnais Police Reminder to Celebrate Labor Day Safely

Bourbonnais, IL — As Illinoisans gear up to mark the end of summer with Labor Day celebrations throughout the state, the Bourbonnais Police Department announced its plans for a traffic safety campaign focusing on drunk, unbuckled and distracted drivers.

Honoring Illinois’ Fallen

United States and State flags at half-staff from Sunrise on Friday, August 30, 2019 until Sunset on Sunday, September 1, 2019.

MJRA contest takes shot at former Bears Kicker

The Momence Jr Redskins announced the “Parkey Field Goal Challenge” earlier today via Facebook that will take place on Saturday, Sept 28th at 6:30 p.m.

Kankakee Area HS Varsity Football Preview: Goal Line

Kankakee Area HS Football Preview: Goal Line

Could the Chicago Bears make history this week by signing the NFL’s first female star?

For a team without a proven kicker, the Chicago Bears have a chance to make NFL history by adding a two time Olympic Gold Medalist to their roster in the form of Carli Lloyd.

Mayor Wells-Armstrong Presents Plans to Address Gun Violence at Cities United’s Annual Convening

Mayor Chasity Wells-Armstrong joined mayors from across the nation at the 6th annual Cities United Convening in Hampton, Virginia. Cities United, created in 2011, is a national coalition of mayors working to bring awareness to gun violence with a focus on African-American males. Their goal is to help local leaders reduce homicides in their cities by 50%, by the year 2025.
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