Shaw Local Radio Podcast: Elliott and Renee Kwiatek on their kidney donor story
Dani Holland interviews Elliott and Renee Kwiatek. Renee was a living donor for her husband Elliott for a new kidney. They live in La Salle with their 16-year-old son Merrick and dog Hudson
Smokey Robinson shares comment after $50M sexual assault lawsuit is filed against him by four women
Motown music legend Smokey Robinson broke his silence following a civil lawsuit filed by four former employees who have accused him of sexual misconduct. Speaking briefly to the Daily Mail by phone on Wednesday, May 7, Robinson,
Smokey Robinson shares comment after $50M sexual assault lawsuit is filed against him by four women
Motown music legend Smokey Robinson broke his silence following a civil lawsuit filed by four former employees who have accused him of sexual misconduct. Speaking briefly to the Daily Mail by phone on Wednesday, May 7, Robinson,
Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady amid lingering economic concerns
The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it will leave interest rates unchanged, opting for caution amid ongoing economic uncertainty linked to the Trump administration’s trade policies. The central bank confirmed that its benchmark lending rate will remain
Jamie Foxx signs multi-year partnership with Fox Entertainment Studios
Jamie Foxx has signed a multi-year deal with Fox Entertainment Studios, giving the network first-look rights to scripted television material from Foxx’s ‘Foxxhole Productions’ banner, and exclusive rights to his projects and producing services in the unscripted
Daniel Danko, Scott Scheuer join Streator City Council
Daniel Danko, Scott Scheuer join Streator City Council
Two new members took their seats Wednesday on the Streator City Council.
Ottawa police officers receive recognition ahead of National Police Week
Ottawa police officers receive recognition ahead of National Police Week
The Ottawa Police Department honored officers for their years of service Tuesday as part of the city’s recognition of National Police Week, from May 11–17.
Ottawa pushes back solar farm vote to consider resident concerns, labor requests
The Ottawa City Council tabled a decision on a proposed solar farm on the south side of Ottawa following public concerns ranging from residential safety to local labor use.