Livingston County News Archives

Two Livingston County children are safe tonight after getting lost in a massive cornfield over the weekend.

Jacob A. Stallings, 19, 2812 E. 2651st Road, rural Seneca, was cited at 1:09 a.m. Monday on North 30th Road near East 28th Road on a complaint of driving 84 mph in a 55-mph zone.

The Livingston County Sheriff's Office arrested two Streator residents Thursday on charges they were dealing marijuana.

The University of Illinois Extension will offer three fall programs - tree maintenance, poisonous plants and bonsai - presented by horticulutre educators.

Pontiac-based state police said a trooper found almost 2,000 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop Monday in Livingston County.

Pontiac-based state police said a trooper found almost 2,000 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop Monday in Livingston County.

Pontiac-based state police said a trooper found almost 2,000 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop Monday in Livingston County.

Governor Pat Quinn presided over a successful Sale of Champions Tuesday evening, as the annual auction of prize-winning Illinois State Fair livestock broke three records.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Seats were almost impossible to find in the Junior Livestock Show Ring as the drive for Junior Grand Champion Steer took place Saturday afternoon.

Illinois Farm Bureau's photography staff would like to sahre with you the captured moments of two of IA Foundation's much-loved fundraisers.

Illinois Farm Bureau's photography staff would like to sahre with you the captured moments of two of IA Foundation's much-loved fundraisers.

Illinois Farm Bureau's photography staff would like to sahre with you the captured moments of two of IA Foundation's much-loved fundraisers.

Two St. Louis men allegedly drove, ran and even tried to peddle away from police before finally being caught early this morning in Pontiac.

Anthony Gay always fought back. Even in first grade he was quick with his fists, especially when kids mocked his temper or taunted him because he lived with foster parents.

Joseph Herman wore his black hair to his shoulders and dark beard down to his chest when he was led, handcuffed and shackled, into court within a ring of six deputies.