A Chicago consultant was indicted today on tax offenses for allegedly underreporting and failing to file federal income taxes. ANNAZETTE…
The City of Joliet Arts Incubation subcommittee continues to seek the public’s feedback and commentary concerning murals that currently exist…
Fire Chief Mark Puknaitis constantly states, “be a model of continuous improvement.” With that in mind, in 2018, the Naperville…
The Department of Planning and Development (DPD) will launch a volunteer committee on design to advise city planning staff on…
DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Naperville Chief of Police Robert Marshall announced that bond was set Saturday for…
Elgin Parks and Recreation Summer Guide is now available. Registration opens April 1st. To register for classes, go to our…
The City of Joliet has been selected to receive a $25,000 Community Greening Project Grant from Canadian National Railway through…
The City of Joliet was recently awarded a $20,000 grant to complete tree inventories and develop a management plan for…
On Monday, March 22, 2021, at approximately 4:39 p.m., the Peoria Police Department responded to the 600 block of W…
A Camden County, Missouri couple are facing bankruptcy fraud and structuring charges arising out of a scheme to defraud the…
A federal grand jury in East St. Louis, Illinois, has returned a 21-count indictment charging Melissa D. Wasylak, 48, of…
A woman has been indicted on a federal firearm charge for allegedly providing a semi-automatic handgun to a convicted felon…
AIA Chicago has selected Jen Masengarb, a 20-year architecture veteran with deep Chicago ties, as its new executive director. Masengaarb takes…
Brittany Freeman, 27, of Johnston City, Illinois (Williamson County), was sentenced this week to three years’ probation and a $100…
A federal jury today convicted the former mayor of Portage, Ind., on a bribery charge for soliciting and pocketing money…
Aurora Downtown’s Streetscape committee selected a final design for a proposed East Side gateway mural. Artists Laura Lynne Kubicek and…
A man has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly threatening to commit violence against former President Trump, a federal…
This week, the Kane County Health Department (KCHD) launched an Integrated Referral & Intake System (IRIS) to enhance the referral…
The Chicago Steel will be represented by five players, the most of any team in the USHL, in the 2021…
A federal judge today sentenced an Indiana man to 38 years in federal prison for kidnapping a ten-year-old child as…
East St. Louis, Ill. – Jace Faugno, 25, of Paducah, Kentucky, has been sentenced to 78 months in prison for…
The Eastern Conference-leading Chicago Steel (27-10-3-1; 58 pts.) enter the weekend with the chance to become the first team in…
The data centers investment program provides owners and operators with exemptions from a variety of state and local taxes for…
Beginning in March, Naperville Park District crews will be conducting prescribed ground-level burns in various areas throughout the District in…
Naperville Park District offers a lineup of special events and programs in late March, April and May for a variety…
Illinois has long limited employers from considering the criminal history of an applicant or employee in making employment decisions. The…
The owner of five Chicago-area Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant franchises pleaded guilty in federal court today to filing false corporate tax…
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