Rick Koshko is the News Director at WCMY-AM. He covers a range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, as well as individual and team sports. Rick has been featured in WCMY-AM, 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
Fifty-one Hinckley-Big Rock third graders put on the school’s tenth annual “wax museum” night Thursday. The students researched historical figures, made poster boards about them, dressed up like them, and
By: Rick Koshko
Fifty-one Hinckley-Big Rock third graders put on the school's tenth annual “wax museum” night Thursday.
By: Rick Koshko
Larry Jones is leaving the Sugar Grove Planning Commission. He's the commission chairman and announced his departure at a special meeting last night.
By: Rick Koshko
There are a lot of things Amanda Orth of Aurora wants people to know about neurofibromatosis. It affects her four-year old daughter Audrey.
For those who remember what Memorial Day is for, it's not just a day off to kick off summer. Plano was among the communities remembering fallen military members.
For those who remember what Memorial Day is for, it’s not just a day off to kick off summer. Plano was among the communities remembering fallen military members. If you
Yorkville is getting a nearly $3 million grant from the state for improvements on E. Hydraulic Ave. Mayor John Purcell says the city will be able to take advantage of
The Yorkville City Council this week approved borrowing $25.5 million for water system improvements to be part of the project to get water from Lake Michigan. Mayor John Purcell says
By: Rick Koshko
Yorkville's city government is getting more sophisticated with analyzing website traffic. Alderman Chris Funkhouser told the City Council this week, the city's website had 28,000 visitors last month.
By: Rick Koshko
Yorkville was one of the places people displeased with Pres. Trump protested over the weekend.
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