Rick Koshko is the News Director at WCMY-AM in Ottawa, IL. He specializes in covering elections, government, politics, and public policy, bringing insightful analysis and reporting to these critical areas. Rick's work has also been featured on WSPY Radio and TV and Grundy County Broadcasters.
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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
A Republican since 2008, Denise Long says she’s not taking positions just to be loyal to a party line. When Pres. Trump proposed tariff rebates to the people, Long responded:
By: Rick Koshko
Democrat Stanley Leavell's proposals for keeping Social Security solvent and running other social programs include a national consumption tax.
By: Rick Koshko
Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi says his life's mission came from something his father said after his family went from pubic housing and food stamps to the middle class.
Some people who think downstate gets the short end of the stick in Illinois government want to form a new state. G.H. Merritt, chairman of the board for an organization
By: Rick Koshko
If the members of New Illinois succeed at partitioning Illinois into two states, they'll need a constitution, laws, a legislature, and procedures for the new state.
By: Rick Koshko
Some lightning detectors in Yorkville will be replaced in 2026. Parks and Recreation Director Tim Evans told the city council this week, some of the detectors are more than ten years old and showing their age.
While many people mark Memorial Day with cookouts, shopping trips, or yard work, there are those who want us all to remember that Armed Forces members died so we could
