Q4 2024 Parolee Recap: Who was paroled in Douglas County?
There was one offender living in Douglas County released on parole during the fourth quarter of 2024, according to Illinois Department of Corrections data obtained by East Central Reporter.
State Rep. Wilhour: 'The Secretary of State has officially extended the IRP renewal deadline' due to long wait times
Blaine Wilhour, the state representative for Illinois House District 110, said that feedback from constituents regarding long wait times to renew vehicle plates for the International Registration Plan (IRP) has led to an extended renewal deadline.
Registered sex offenders: no new living in Edgar County as of March 16
The Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry shows there are no new registered sex offenders living in Edgar County as of the week ending March 16.
- Week ending March 16: No new registered sex offenders living in Effingham County
- State Rep. Chris Miller: 'Despite rising demand, Pritzker has proposed a 31% funding cut for cover crop insurance'
- Paris school district election ballot adheres to state guidelines
- Teacher arrested for criminal sexual assault in Edgar County, held without bail
- Lawrence County: Medicaid made up 10.7% of total income in 2022
Cumberland County has 2 new registered sex offenders in week ending March 16
There are two new registered sex offenders living in Cumberland County in the week ending March 16 compared to the week before, according to the Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry.
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School events this April in East Central Illinois
The following events are scheduled to take place in East Central Illinois this month.
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State Rep. Niemerg: 'Illinoisans will soon be able to view non-confidential court records online for free'
Adam Niemerg, a state representative for Illinois House District 102, announced that Illinois residents will soon have online access to non-confidential court records.
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State Rep. Halbrook: 'Homeschool families should be able to educate their children'
Brad Halbrook, the representative for Illinois State House District 107, said that Democrats passed the Homeschool Act despite nearly 50,000 witness slips submitted in opposition.
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No new registered sex offenders living in Douglas County in week ending March 16
The Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry shows there are no new registered sex offenders living in Douglas County as of the week ending March 16.
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Shelby County contends with missing records and unresolved inquiries
Shelby County faces substantial challenges in maintaining and retrieving public records.
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Halbrook urges public to vote in today's consolidated election
On April 1, 2025, a reminder was issued for residents about the importance of local elections.
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Sophomore student captures activism at March for Life 2025
Matthew G. Christie, a sophomore from Sacred Heart-Griffin in Springfield, recently attended the March for Life at the State Capitol on March 25, 2025.
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Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond tweets announce upcoming sports events
Arthur-Lovington/Atwood-Hammond High School, represented by the Twitter handle #GoKnights, provided updates on upcoming sports events and general school announcements at the end of March and beginning of April 2025.
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Residents of Richland County received $13,718 per capita in transfers in 2022, ranking it 23rd in Illinois
In 2022, residents of Richland County received an average of $13,718 per capita in government transfer payments—ranking it 23rd highest in Illinois.
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Coles County called home by 1 new registered sex offender in week ending March 16
There is one new registered sex offender living in Coles County in the week ending March 16, according to the Police Sex Offender Registry.
