WSPY-FM (Plano, IL)

WSPY-FM (107.1 FM) is a radio station that plays Adult Contemporary music and offers full service programming. It is based in Plano, Illinois, and caters to the Fox Valley and the western suburbs of Chicago. The station's call letters represent the three towns in its initial coverage area: S for Sandwich, P for Plano, and Y for Yorkville.

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#558118

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#119834

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Latham reflects on close win, looks ahead to city projects

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

Sandwich Mayor Todd Latham has won reelection by just seven votes, narrowly defeating Ward 4 Alderman Rick Whitecotton. Latham says he spoke with Whitecotton on Tuesday, and the two exchanged compliments on each other’s campaigns. Moving forward, infrastructure will be a focus. "We're going to have that North Main Street project going," Latham said. "We have sewer and water lines that are from the 1930s.
Neighbors question safety, traffic at large group rental in Bristol

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

Several residents voiced concerns Tuesday about a rental property in the 9000 block of Corneils Road in Bristol during the Kendall County Board meeting. The property is advertised on Airbnb and the Big Sky Barnhouse website as a destination for large group getaways. Among the speakers was neighborhood resident Doug Winsor, who raised safety concerns. "We're going to have folks there, renting a lot.
No injuries reported in Creek Road shed fire

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

No one was hurt when a fire destroyed what authorities described as an accessory building or shed Tuesday night in the 2000 block of Creek Road north of Plano. Firefighters were sent out at about 7:30 p.m.The Little Rock-Fox Fire Protection District says the cause of the fire is under investigation. Fire Chief Fred Kreinbrink said the blaze caused melted siding and broken windows on a nearby home, but the house remains livable.
Kendall County’s Brenda Karales recognized for child advocacy efforts

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

Longtime First Assistant State’s Attorney Brenda Karales was honored at Tuesday’s Kendall County Board meeting for her leadership as head of the county’s Child Advocacy Center. Karales has served in the role for over 20 years and says her commitment remains strong for every child who comes through the office in cases of abuse and neglect. "The most rewarding thing I can do is when I can say my kids are being protected," said Karales.
Plano City Council discusses proposed water rate hike; sewer rates to remain unchanged

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

The Plano City Council on Monday discussed a 15 percent increase to the city’s water rate as part of an annual review during the Committee of the Whole meeting. The proposal would increase the base rate, billed bimonthly, to $22.25 (up from $19.35), and the volumetric rate to $5.90 for every 1,000 gallons used. The council still needs to vote on it at a later meeting.
Solar project could bring tax revenue, but residents raise concerns

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

Now that Plano City Hall has a solar ordinance on the books, debate is continuing over the proposed Plano Skies Solar project, which would span several locations across northern Plano. Anna Chalupa, with Savion Energy, says the 1,500-acre project would bring tax benefits to Kendall County residents. "We're looking at 52 million dollars of taxes going back into the taxing jurisdictions throughout Plano," Chalupa said.
‘I love it more and more every year’: Sandwich crossing guard keeps at it

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

A Sandwich crossing guard says she’s not stopping anytime soon—she plans to keep going until she hits at least 50 years on the job. "I'll be 75 in September. So, I gotta go to 92" Louise Classon jokes. Your browser does not support the audio element. Classon, a longtime Sandwich resident, is a familiar face to students and drivers at the intersection of Wells Street and Lions Road.
No charges filed in fatal police shooting of Aurora man

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

The Kane County State's Attorney's Office says officers will not face charges in the shooting death of 38-year-old James Moriarty of Aurora in May 2023, although the office found that one Kane County deputy violated body-worn and squad car camera policies. The State's Attorney's Office says Kane County deputies had reason to fire on Moriarty, who at the time appeared to be armed with a gun. It was later determined to be an airsoft gun.
Yorkville man accused in murder-for-hire plot targeting ex-wife

1 week ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

A Yorkville man is being accused in a murder-for-hire plot. The Yorkville Police Department alleges that 52-year-old Mark A. Hellenthal had arranged for someone to kill his former wife. Police were made aware of the scheme on Wednesday and located the victim to ensure her safety. On Thursday, an undercover officer posing as a hitman made contact with Hellenthal, who allegedly provided details about how to access the victim's home and agreed to pay using money and jewelry.
Yorkville council approves Fox Haven townhome project in split vote

2 weeks ago | wspynews.com | Ethan Kruger

The Yorkville City Council, in a split vote Tuesday, approved plans for a townhome development on South Route 47, across the street from the Bristol Kendall Fire Protection District. A few residents objected to the Fox Haven project, which includes 18 buildings and 105 townhomes on 13 acres, citing concerns about traffic and potential overcrowding in the school district. Your browser does not support the audio element.