ROCKFORD — A Rockford man was sentenced Wednesday by U.S. District Judge John Z. Lee to nine years in federal…
Stantec has been selected by the City of Joliet to lead the preliminary design phase of its Alternative Water Source Program.…
Naperville Park District is offering free tax filing assistance to seniors provided by trained AARP Tax Aides; however, the process…
In the past few weeks, the Rockford Region has witnessed the expansion of our healthcare clusters. Crusader Community Health’s flagship…
CHICAGO — A suburban Chicago man pleaded guilty in federal court today to conducting an illegal sports gambling business and…
GENEVA, ILLINOIS — After reclaiming their grip on first place atop the USHL standings, the Chicago Steel (17-6-2-0; 36 pts.)…
JJC Board of Trustees have three seats to fill. This spring, election will take place to decide who will fill…
36-year-old Gary L. Boyle of Decatur, Illinois has been sentenced to 50 years in federal prison. U.S. District Judge James…
Chicago building permit fillings report Lendlease and Magellan Development Group have topped off two towers on Lakeshore East. The towers…
2020 wasn’t a good year for art lovers as the COVID-19 pandemic forced museums to close down. However, things are…
The community members are asked by Carbondale Park District to complete a survey related to the strategic planning for the…
Ryan Cos., Life Care Services, and Harrison Street, the developers of Clarendale Six Corners, have begun construction of the project.…
32-year-old Ray Allen Flener of Marion, Illinois has earned himself 18 months in federal prison for escaping from custody. In…
Former Principal of St. John the Baptist Elementary School in Smithton, Illinois Roy Joseph Monti was sentenced last week to…
A former employee of the City of Rochelle is facing the law as he is today charged with fraudulently obtaining…
The Illinois Community College Board’s Workforce Equity Initiative (WEI) program has selected Joliet Junior College to give grant funding. JJC…
Matthew L. Richardson, a 32-year-old Alton man, has been sentenced to more than 7 years in federal prison. He was…
Ramone Shaffers, a convicted felon from Chicago, has been sentenced to 11 years in federal prison. He was proven guilty…
Almost 1.6 million Facebook users from Illinois joined a class-action lawsuit. Now, they are expected to get $350 each in…
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago and Rush University System for Health has announced a new advance…
This month, Knoch Knolls Nature Center at Naperville Park District is closed. However, they are offering fun, take-home, outdoor and…
A former Chief Financial Officer of a suburban IT consulting firm is charged with federal fraud charges. He is alleged…
Naperville Park District has been recognized by the DuPage Monarch Project on January 19, 2021. The DuPage Monarch Project awarded…
The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) released key statistics related to the unemployment rate in Illinois. According to the…
The Chicago Steel earned a 4-3 overtime victory against the Youngstown Phantoms on Sunday at Covelli Center in Ohio. Josh…
Elgin Area Chamber (EAC) partnered with the City of Elgin to bring the Mayor Kaptain’s virtual State of the City…
Effective Monday, January 25, 2021, Joliet City Hall will reopen to the public for in-person business. The decision to reopen…
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