Category Archives: MMP News Headlines

The decade long saga of the Timber Creek Bed and Breakfast near Paxton is going all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The owners have been ordered by the Illinois Human Rights commission to pay over ...

The Kankakee City Council officially declared the second aldemanic seat in the 7th ward vacant last night following the resignation from the post by Fred Tetter effective July 31. Mayor Chris Curtis s...

During last night's Bourbonnais Village Board meeting, trustees gave their okay to a redevelopment agreement for the south side of Bourbonnais Parkway between Route 45 and the Interstate. Village Admi...

City Police report a car chase Saturday evening ended with an arrest. According to reports, officers were called to the 700 b lock of East Merchant just before 5:30 Saturday night for a report of a wh...

Kankakee City Police report the arrest of a 56-year-old man on sex assault charges. Reports say the arrest stems from an alleged incident with a minor back in 2018 when Lawrence J. Nona allegedly had ...

Damage is estimated at 100,000 dollars from a structure fire Friday in Coal City. The blaze erupted about 1:30 Friday afternoon in the 8,000 block of East Pine Bluff Road. Coal City fire reported no i...

Olivet Nazarene University is expected to save and estimated 45,000 dollars a year on electrical costs when the installation of some 3,100 solar panels on two campus rooftops is complete. The panels b...

No comment yet today from City police on a couple alleged shooting incidents over the weekend. We're told shots were fired in the 900 block of south Wildwood Sunday. A car may have been damaged but no...

Congressman Adam Kinzinger was on ABC's This Week Sunday morning and said that as a member of the house special select committee investigating January 6 th that he we would welcome testimony from anyo...

Applications are open for the second round of state broadband grants. 40th District State Senator Patrick Joyce urges local organizations to apply for the grant Applications need to be in to the state...