Firefighters in central Illinois found an unusual source of a grass fire near Farmington. The Farmington Community Fire Protection District said on its Facebook page that an inverter panel in a solar panel field was burning, setting the nearby grass on fire. Crews didn’t use water to put out the blaze. They used a dry chemical extinguisher. The solar panels had to be de-energized. The dollar estimate of the damage was unavailable.
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Galesburg police are searching for a missing man. Authorities say Octavius McIntosh was last seen Friday at 525 Iowa Court. The 33-year-old has a condition that places him in danger.
When you hear RSV, typically you think of the respiratory illness being associated with infants and young children, but adults can be diagnosed with RSV as well, especially those 60
On Saturday, February 8th, the Tri-County Cattlemen’s Association will hold their 2025 Annual Banquet at The Barn at Fairview Acres in Biggsville, with a social hour starting at 5 pm,
ImpactLife is participating in a national response to supply blood for New Orleans in the aftermath of the mass casualty that occurred in the French Quarter during New Year’s celebrations.
Tom Johnson Scholarship recipient carried a 4.0 GPA at his ‘ideal school’ Carlos Alcala grew up in the quiet and peaceful town of Monmouth, a place he has always loved
The winter season is here, but so are the illnesses. According to the CDC, respiratory illness activity in the United States is currently at a high level. Locally, Warren County
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