NAPERVILLE CRIME STOPPERS are offering a cash reward for information about a Reckless Discharge of a Firearm that occurred at…
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says the “Blueprint for Fair Housing” will address the city’s housing segregation, disparities in access to opportunity,…
Earlier today, Joseph L. Hughes, a/k/a “Joe King,” 29, of St. Louis, Missouri, was sentenced to 149 months in prison…
The Chicago Steel take to the road for the final time in the 2020-2021 regular season, facing off against the…
After wrapping up its first entirely online-only edition this week – EXPO CHGO Online – EXPO CHICAGO today announced the…
A man has been charged in federal court with conducting an illegal sports gambling business in Chicago and the suburbs.…
The Elgin Heritage Commission will honor outstanding contributors to Elgin's heritage at the Mayor’s Awards Ceremony held at the Historic…
A man has been indicted on criminal charges for allegedly threatening to assault and murder a federal judge in Chicago.…
The Naperville Fire Department is proud to announce that Stephen Shink has become the first Captain and the department’s only…
Chicago municipal officials want to ban a contractor they say is based in Waukegan, for fraudulently claiming it is a…
Patrons of two Amtrak stations in the Southern District of Illinois may be eligible for compensation as part of a…
Naperbrook Golf Course hosted its first tournament of 2021, the Partner Best Ball Challenge, on Saturday, April 10. Guru Rao and…
I hope this message finds you safe and well. Starting on Monday, April 12th, the State is opening up to…
Lincoln Property Company and Calamos Real Estate have selected McShane Construction Company to add a new mixed-use multi-family development to Naperville, Illinois’ CityGate Centre. Known…
U.S. Attorney Steven D. Weinhoeft and FBI Springfield Special Agent in Charge Sean M. Cox reaffirm their commitment to investigating…
A man from a north suburb of Chicago was sentenced today to more than 13 years in federal prison for…
The Justice Department today moved to intervene in a disability discrimination lawsuit that private plaintiffs with visual disabilities brought against…
A man admitted in federal court today that he threw a lit firework into a Chicago Police vehicle during a…
Cannabis grower Curaleaf Holdings is set to open a 10th retail store in Illinois this month while it rebrands the…
The Chicago’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) issued a request for proposals (RFP) for the former 3rd Ward streets and Sanitation…
A suburban Chicago man was sentenced today to two and a half years in federal prison for conducting an illegal…
The City of Joliet announces a new free citizen engagement mobile app (CitizenVUE). This new app provides residents a convenient…
The multifamily market has been especially resilient during the last 12-plus months. But even this sector has been hit in…
The self-appointed bishop of a Pennsylvania ministry has been sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for forcing church members to…
After a year of cancelled outings and limits on activities due to the pandemic, Naperville residents are eager to venture…
DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert B. Berlin and Naperville Chief of Police Robert Marshall announced today that bond has been…
While we are all yearning for a return to 'normalcy' soon, there are moments and events that still manage to…
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