(Undated) -- Today is the day: Classic Hits WTYE is once again teaming up with Lydia's Closet to collect coats for those in need. The public is invited to drop off new and gently used coats, winter hats, and gloves in the front lobby of WTYE today from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. All donated items will be picked up and distribute...

(Undated) -- The Crawford County Health Department will be hosting a Food Manager Certification class later this month. The class costs $125, and organizers say space is limited. The class will be held on October 27th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information and to register, contact Darcee Dunlap at 618-544-8798.

(Undated) -- Fall weather is returning to our forecast, and the CCHD is offering safety tips for your slow cooker. They say using a slow cooker, or crockpot, is a convenient way to prepare meals, but it's important to follow food safety guidelines to prevent foodborne illness. The key is to keep food out of the danger ...

(Undated) -- The American Red Cross continues to face a major blood shortage, and it is looking for donors to help keep the nationwide blood supply strong. According to the Red Cross, all blood types are needed, but types O Positive and B Negative are in particular demand. The agency says donation is critical to making...

(Undated) -- As hunters head to the woods this fall hunting season, they should be on the lookout for ticks. Illinois Lyme Association Representative, Jennifer Russell, says it is important to pre-treat your gear before you head out. Russell says if the temperature is above freezing, then it's tick season.