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Sierra Rucker's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, crime, health and wellbeing, family and relationships in Decatur, Illinois. Her articles often cover government announcements, events happening within the community, evolving stories related to local issues and seasonal topics.
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By: Sierra Rucker
The ongoing war in Iran is driving up gas prices across the Tennessee Valley, with regular gasoline nearing $4.00 a gallon due to disruptions in shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and limited oil inventories.
By: Sierra Rucker
A heartwarming story all started with a simple Facebook post.
We are less than a week from the new school year, and that means more school buses will be on the roads.
A new funding opportunity for local businesses in Soddy-Daisy is offering a helping hand in making improvements to storefronts.
By: Sierra Rucker
Baron King, CEO and President of the Chatt Foundation, tells Local 3 News that they have identified four separate locations for a potential low-barrier shelter.
The bridge closed in March of 2025 for an 18-month-long renovation and is on track to reopen in September 2026.
By: Sierra Rucker
The Better Business Bureau shares tips on how to keep you and your family safe.
By: Sierra Rucker
During its 2026 Fiscal Year, the food bank distributed 21,997,930 pounds of food. That’s equal to 18.3 million meals. That’s up from the 16.9 million meals from last year.
Stay informed on the rising number of food and beverage recalls in 2026 by regularly checking the FDA’s recall list. Contaminations involve lead, allergens, and pathogens; staying updated helps protect your family from potential health risks linked to products like eggs, produce, and jalapeños.
By: Sierra Rucker
Concerns about Flock Safety cameras have grown after multiple arrests of law enforcement officers for misusing the surveillance technology, highlighting the need for stricter controls and accountability on access to license plate reader data.
