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Hello, Casey! Casey Local is your dedicated local news and information source, built to bring our community closer together – and now, it’s powered by you too! In a fast-paced world, we believe it’s more important than ever to have a reliable, interactive place to find out and share what’s happening right here at home.

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  • Be the Voice: Submit your own news stories, share events for our Community Calendar, and post your Classifieds! This is your platform to connect.

  • Know What’s On: From City Council Meetings and CW School Board Meetings to the Community Calendar (filled with your submissions!) and thrilling CW Warriors games on the HS & JH Sports Calendars, you’ll be in the loop.

  • Your Daily Dose: Catch up on the Casey Local News Feed, check the Casey Weather, and even browse Illinois and National News.

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  • Casey Pride: We also celebrate what makes us unique, with information on our famous World’s Largest items and other Big Things!

Casey Local is here to serve you, the residents of Casey. We’re committed to providing a platform that informs, engages, and strengthens our community ties through shared contributions. Dive in, contribute, and stay connected!

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‘Exactly what we need’: First expedited coal lease advances

‘Exactly what we need’: First expedited coal lease advances

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In six months, ICE arrests 350 gang members in Houston

In six months, ICE arrests 350 gang members in Houston

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Faculty Union Asks for Delay, But Lake Land Board Approves New Stipends and Postpones Grievance Response

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Multiple briefs filed with Texas Supreme Court in Abbott lawsuit against Wu

Multiple briefs filed with Texas Supreme Court in Abbott lawsuit against Wu

By Bethany BlankleyThe Center Square Multiple individuals have filed amicus briefs with the Texas Supreme Court in response to an emergency writ of quo warranto petition filed by Texas Gov....
Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano to take Trump appointment as Eastern WA U.S. attorney

Pasco Mayor Pete Serrano to take Trump appointment as Eastern WA U.S. attorney

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President Trump hosts Armenia, Azerbaijan for peace treaty signing

President Trump hosts Armenia, Azerbaijan for peace treaty signing

By Morgan SweeneyThe Center Square President Donald Trump hosted the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House Friday to sign what is reportedly the first peace deal both...
Trump, Putin to meet next week

Trump, Putin to meet next week

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Bill would codify Trump's executive order banning 'woke' debanking

Bill would codify Trump’s executive order banning ‘woke’ debanking

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Illinois quick hits: Pritzker sends bill back to legislature; cannabis loans announced

Illinois quick hits: Pritzker sends bill back to legislature; cannabis loans announced

By Jim Talamonti | The Center SquareThe Center Square Pritzker sends bill back to legislature Gov. J.B. Pritzker has used an amendatory veto to correct formatting errors with legislation seeking...
Dem, GOP candidates begin signature-gathering for 2026

Dem, GOP candidates begin signature-gathering for 2026

By Jim Talamonti | The Center SquareThe Center Square (The Center Square) – Political candidates have begun gathering signatures on their nominating petitions for Illinois’ primary elections next March. Illinois...
'All hands on deck:' Burrow says AWOL Democrats being pursued to be arrested

‘All hands on deck:’ Burrow says AWOL Democrats being pursued to be arrested

By Bethany BlankleyThe Center Square Speaker Dustin Burrows gaveled in the Texas House Friday and no quorum was reached after the fifth day. One hundred state representatives are needed for...
Dems say EPA cancelling $7B community solar grants 'illegal,' but ignore law

Dems say EPA cancelling $7B community solar grants ‘illegal,’ but ignore law

By Thérèse BoudreauxThe Center Square The Environmental Protection Agency has announced it will claw back $7 billion in already earmarked funds from the Solar for All community grants and then...
Attorney argues IL should honor TX warrants for absconding Dems

Attorney argues IL should honor TX warrants for absconding Dems

By Greg BishopThe Center Square An Illinois state senator acting as local counsel for the Texas Republicans wanting to have that state’s warrants for absconding Democrats recognized by Illinois says...
WATCH: Legislators urge return to capitol to deal with increasing Illinois energy costs

WATCH: Legislators urge return to capitol to deal with increasing Illinois energy costs

By Greg Bishop | The Center SquareThe Center Square (The Center Square) – Illinois Republicans are demanding that state legislators return to the capitol to deal with soaring energy prices....
Parental rights groups concerned over DEI in Denver teacher contract

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