Author Archives: MyRadioLink

Oliver W. Emmerich
Oliver W. Emmerich age 99 of Wheeler, Illinois passed away Sunday, March 20, 2016 at the Newton Care Center, Newton, Illinois. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m., Monday, March ...
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016

Lake Land College to host Health & Safety Fair
Lake Land College will host its annual Health and Safety Fair Wednesday, March 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Field House on campus in Mattoon. Register your business to participate in the health fa...
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016

Paris Crestwood reaches title game
Paris Crestwood will play for the 8th grade state volleyball title tomorrow night. The Eagles took down St. Anne in the first round and Lexington in the semifinals to punch their ticket to the champio...
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016

Shimkus Staff in Lovington
U.S. Representative John Shimkus will hold office hours from 10:30-noon tomorrow (3/22) at Lovington Village Hall. A Shimkus staff member will be on hand to answer questions.
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016

Illinois Could Adopt New Statewide Smoking Age
Advocates are asking Illinois lawmakers to raise the statewide smoking age to 21-years-old. Chicago leaders voted last week to hike the smoking age in the city, and now lawmakers are looking to follow...
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016 Fried Dough / CC

Illinois Labeled Worst State For Taxpayers
Illinois is once again being labeled the worst state to be a taxpayer. A new report by WalletHub reveals Illinois has the highest effective total state and local tax rate in the country. It's the seco...
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016 Internet Archive Book Images / CC

State Senate Approves Partial Spending Plan Bill
Senate Democrats are pushing forward a partial spending plan as the state continues to deal with a budget crisis. Lawmakers approved a measure that would provide nearly four-billion dollars to pay for...
MyRadioLink Mar 21, 2016

Proposal Could Let Officers, K-9's, Retire Together
A new proposal could make sure officers gets to retire with their K-9. Currently, there is not a state law that allows an officer to retire with their four-legged assistant; instead, it is up the depa...
MyRadioLink Mar 20, 2016 Police Package / CC

New Bill Could Put Speed Cameras in School Zones
Nearly five kids are hit by cars every day near schools in Illinois. With that in mind, one lawmaker wants to enforce speed cameras within school zones. A new bill being discussed among Illinois lawma...
MyRadioLink Mar 20, 2016 Jesse Millan / CC

Spring Break Saw A Rise On Break-Ins
According to WCIA online, when students or teachers left for spring break on the University of Illinois campus, there was a rise in burglaries. The worst part is that most didn't know if happened unti...
MyRadioLink Mar 20, 2016 Eugene Zemlyanskiy / CC


