Good morning, Decatur.

Dollar General's remodeled store in Decatur now offers a variety of fresh produce, underscoring the company's commitment to providing quality products and supporting community health.

State Rep. Regan Deering and Sen. Doris Turner are collecting Valentine's cards until mid-February to deliver to local seniors, emphasizing community connection and valuing elders.

A father was injured and a mother with her baby safely escaped a house fire in Decatur, with the home suffering extensive damage.

Decatur Police Department reports significant reductions in violent crime and traffic violations, marking a successful year in law enforcement efforts.

A Decatur man, Sirspartucas M.

Saunders, pleaded not guilty to charges following an incident where he allegedly fired a gun during a dispute as his girlfriend attempted to flee with their child.

The 2025 tax season began on January 27, with Americans now able to file their returns and local tax services experiencing high demand.

The 'Girls Who Code' program is offering a free coding curriculum for girls and nonbinary students in grades 6-8, with an informational session scheduled for February 4th at the Children's Museum of Illinois.

Our Lady of Lourdes School in Decatur celebrates Catholic Schools Week with themed dress-up days and by donating items to New Life Pregnancy Center.

Valentine's Day Smoked Prime Rib Dinner

Enjoy a romantic Valentine's Day dinner featuring smoked prime rib complemented by an array of delicious side dishes and a complimentary glass of champagne.

Masterworks 3: A Performance for All Ages

Masterworks 3 will feature performances designed for both the young and the young at heart at the Kirkland Fine Arts Center.

Health is a Journey Health Fair

The Health is a Journey Health Fair will feature activities, resources, and giveaways from 20 different vendors, promoting wellness in the community.