Rick Koshko is a News Director for Grundy County Broadcasters, specifically working with WSPY Radio and TV. With a focus on local news in the Chicago area, Rick covers a range of topics including community events, law enforcement, and local government. His work has also been featured on WCMY-AM in Ottawa, IL.
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Rick Koshko's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political events in the City of Sandwich, Illinois. The topics covered include city initiatives, law enforcement changes, community events such as Christmas celebrations, and issues related to immigration.
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By: Rick Koshko
The village of Montgomery needs to cut its water system losses as it prepares to get water from Lake Michigan.
The Little Rock-Fox Fire Protection District must stay ready for growth, says new Chief Fred Kreinbrink. He’s not expecting the district to take on more territory. But as more businesses
By: Rick Koshko
The Little Rock-Fox Fire Protection District must stay ready for growth, says new Chief Fred Kreinbrink. He's not expecting the district to take on more territory.
By: Rick Koshko
While Sheridan is a small village, its Independence Day celebration is big deal. People lined Si Johnson Ave. for a half-hour parade.
By: Rick Koshko
While Sheridan is a small village, its Independence Day celebration is big deal. People lined Si Johnson Ave. for a half-hour parade.
By: Rick Koshko
Five teams, flush with anticipation, competed in the toilet bowl races, a regular part of Sheridan's Independence Day celebration.
Baseball player Si Johnson isn’t relegated to the restroom at the Sheridan Historical Society Museum anymore. Except for one picture that’s stuck to the wall, the Major League pitcher’s exhibit
Luke Wernsman's love of sports, especially soccer, is now immortalized at Somonauk High School.
By: Rick Koshko
Mistakes may cost two incumbents their alderman posts in Sandwich. On Tuesday night, the city’s electoral board voted not to put Rebecca Johnson of Ward 2 and Bill Fritsch of
By: Rick Koshko
Mistakes may cost two incumbents their alderman posts in Sandwich. On Tuesday night, the city's electoral board voted not to put Rebecca Johnson of
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