The Chicago Steel are on a seven-game winning streak. They are traveling to Michigan to extend their streak as they…
The Illinois education unions have called on the Illinois State Board of Education to postpone standardized testing. Chicago Teachers Union,…
Former principal of St. John the Baptist Elementary School in Smithton, Illinois, Roy Joseph Monti of St. Louis, Missouri has…
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago’s pediatric sports medicine physician-researchers and their teams are studying how auditory…
The State of Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity has given the City of Naperville a $10,000 grant. The…
Illegal possession of a loaded semi-automatic handgun has landed a Chicago man four years in federal prison. 43-year old Lashon…
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Naperville Park District will not be hosting the traditional Countdown at the Carillon event at…
A study is aiming to lower the risk of ACL re-injury in Children. Pediatric sports medicine physician-researchers at Ann &…
49-year-old Shawn E. Whitecotton of Herrin, Illinois pleaded guilty to a two-count felony information charging him with making false statements…
According to Cook County Sheriff Thomas J. Dart, on Friday morning, Cook County Sheriff's Police's quick and compassionate work reversed…
United States Hockey League has announced its Players of the Week and two Chicago Steel players make the list. Chicago…
COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on businesses across various industries. However, Chicago-based Complete Crewing took the hardships as an…
Good news for Illinoisans. J.B. Pritzker’s administration has announced a new partnership with ALDI to provide online grocery access to…
Illinois has received the first batch of the COVID-19 vaccines. Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker oversaw the delivery of the first…
The Naperville Park District Board of Park Commissioners have voted to adopt the 2021 Budget and appropriation ordinance. The decision…
Route 66 Centennial Commission has an open road ahead. On Tuesday, to establish an organization to celebrate the 100th anniversary…
Just before 5:30 p.m., Illinois State Police and firefighters and Chicago paramedics responded to a report of a crash off…
The Chicago Steel have taken down Youngstown Phantoms 6-1 on Saturday night at Fox Valley Ice Arena. It was a…
Thomas Rozak, an experienced architect-developer, and its partner, Dan Mocderi, have filed a zoning plan for a 26-story residential tower…
The City Council of the City of Joliet has announced the official reopening of North Chicago Street in downtown Joliet.…
The cross country teams of the Junior Joliet College created history at Division III National Championship Meet of the National…
A federal investigation has been conducted to target individuals involved in drug trafficking and firearms offensive on the West Side…
In the third quarter of the year, Chicago's office space largely remained idle. The reason for this is because more…
Dwayne E. Robinson, of O’Fallon, Illinois is charged with sexually exploiting a minor and possession of prepubescent child pornography. The…
The renowned non-profit hub for contemporary art located on Chicago’s vibrant South Side Hyde Park Art Center, will be presenting…
Chicago Steel's 2020-2021 season started with a bang as they fell to the Muskegon Lumberjacks by a score of 10-8…
John Feeney, a 30-year-old Grundy County man, has been charged in a federal court in Chicago for possessing explosive devices…
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