Part 1: Discussion on utility costs, municipal aggregation rates, and water rates in the City of Monmouth
Part 2: Mayor Rod Davies discusses the passing of former Monmouth resident Major General Philip G. Killey
Part 3: Discussion on the monthly Building and Zoning report and Woodard and Curran report
Part 4: Discussion on an approved bid for demolition of a home, housing improvement grants, and surplus inventory from the Monmouth Police Department
Line crews from across the Midwest converged on Illinois in the aftermath of last week’s storms. Multiple tornadoes across the state led to over 400 downed power poles, knocking out
Author: WMOI/WRAM Intern Ethan Potter United Way of West-Central Illinois has expanded and have wrapped up their first round of allocations this year. This first round of allocations has been
Illinois is already setting records for most tornadoes in a year. Weather officials say the state has experienced at least 147 tornadoes so far in 2026. That breaks the previous
Former President Barack Obama has opened his presidential center in Chicago by saying the United States was not created for kings. The Obama Foundation held a grand opening ceremony Thursday,
Illinois has enacted Senate Bill 3484 (SB 3484), establishing statewide classifications and operating standards for micromobility devices, including: • E-Bikes • E-Unicycles • E-Scooters • Electric Bicycles • Electric Motor
Courtesy of the Illinois Radio Network/Sean Reed – The Center Square New data and reports from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget have shown that if no legislative action
