Tina Morrison

Illinois

Contributor at WCSJ-FM (Morris, IL)

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Articles

IDOT, ISP: ‘Don’t Drive Distracted. Eyes Forward.’

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

The Illinois Department of Transportation, Illinois State Police, and local law enforcement agencies are urging drivers to stay focused during Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The campaign emphasizes the dangers of using cellphones and other distractions while behind the wheel. Officials warn that inattentive driving puts all road users at risk and encourage motorists to adopt safe driving habits.
Move Over or Get Pulled Over Campaign

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Illinois State Police and the Department of Transportation are reminding drivers to follow the Move Over Law, also known as Scott’s Law, which requires motorists to slow down and change lanes when approaching stopped emergency vehicles with flashing lights. Violations can result in fines up to $10,000, and cases involving injury or death may lead to felony charges and license suspension. Since 2019, ISP has recorded 71 injury crashes from Move Over violations, including three trooper deaths.
Sergeant Blough Named Channahon Police Officer of the Year

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Village of Channahon Mayor Missey Moorman Schumacher spoke with WCSJ about recognition and retirement within the Channahon Police Department. Schumacher said Channahon's Officer of the Year, Det. Sgt. Blough, was recognized during their State of the Village Address, April 10th. "Our police Officer of the Year is Sergeant John Blough. He is our first two- time individual recipient of this award. John started obviously as a patrol officer and worked his way up to sergeant.
Students Recognized For "Trashformation" Projects

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Several local students received a $50 gift card for their 1st place entries in an art contest centered on recyclables. Grundy County Board members met in session, last week, and Land Use Director Heidi Miller recognized area K-8 students who won 1st place for their entry in the Trashformation recycled artwork contest. Your browser does not support the audio element.
Channahon Police Recognition and Retirement

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Village of Channahon Mayor Missey Moorman Schumacher spoke with WCSJ about recognition and retirement within the Channahon Police Department. Schumacher said Channahon's Officer of the Year, Det. Sgt. Blough, was recognized during their State of the Village Address, April 10th. "Our police Officer of the Year is Sergeant John Blough. He is our first two- time individual recipient of this award. John started obviously as a patrol officer and worked his way up to sergeant.
Marseilles Projects Progress

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Marseilles Mayor Jim Hollenbeck was in our studios this month to kick-off our Screamin’ for Streamin’ party, as well as, to talk about the latest project status updates in Marseilles. He said the Broadway construction project is coming along and just waiting for the weather to break in order to complete. "We still have our Broadway Park construction project ongoing. The contractor says it's got to be above 55' for several days in a row to get the basketball courts and the pickleball court.
Channahon’s 2025 Citizen of the Year

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Village of Channahon Mayor Missey Moorman Schumacher spoke with WCSJ following their State of the Village event to share some highlights. She said, every year, they announce winners of Citizen of the Year, Police Officer of the Year, and Business of the Year during the State of the Village Address. Schumacher added there couldn’t have been a more worthy recipient for this year’s Citizen of the Year, Pat Clower. "Our Citizen of the Year, this year, is Pat Clower.
Spring Wildlife Safety and Treatment

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is reminding residents to avoid handling young wild animals and birds this spring. Despite good intentions, removing wildlife believed to be orphaned often harms rather than helps. Your browser does not support the audio element. Most young animals, including fawns, rabbits, and fledgling birds, are still being cared for by nearby parents.
Register for Two Groundbreaking Ceremonies at Minooka High School

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Minooka Community High School will hold groundbreaking ceremonies on Saturday, April 26th, for new additions at its South and Central campuses. Your browser does not support the audio element. The events mark the start of construction on a fieldhouse and a career and technical education facility, both expected to be completed by fall 2026. The South Campus ceremony begins at 9 a.m. on the building’s south side, followed by the Central Campus ceremony at 10 a.m. on the west side.
Weekly Summary from Illinois Rep Jackie Haas

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Last Friday, Representative Jackie Haas gave a weekly legislative summary. Haas said she had four bills pass out of the Illinois House, last week, that are now headed to the Senate for further consideration.