Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has announced that the state will be moving into the early stages of Phase 1B of…
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has adjusted mitigation metrics to increase hospital staffing. The change in these metrics…
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, announced new investments to help more small businesses. The purpose of these investments by…
On Thursday, a Rockford man was arrested on a federal arson charge for allegedly setting fire to a local retail…
The Chicago Steel clashed with the Waterloo Black Hawks on Saturday night at Fox Valley Ice Arena. The Steel came…
Douglas O. Mynatt, a former Urbana’s University High School teacher, has been sentenced by US District Judge James E. Shadid…
The high school seniors are encouraged to apply for the IMUA Scholarship competition. The City of Naperville collaborates with the…
A second gateway mural will be funded by the Aurora Downtown’s Streetscape committee. The mural is designed to welcome visitors…
A federal grand jury in Chicago has indicted a former executive of a Silicon Valley video streaming service. He is…
Chicago-based nonprofit grant-making organization 3Arts has announced today the launch of the Disability Culture Leadership Initiative (DCLI). The initiative features…
The Chicago Steel has added enforcements within their team as they announced the addition of three Steel affiliates to the…
Naperville Park District is planning for the summer events. The most anticipated events will be the live outdoor music in…
A federal grand jury has indicted a Rockford man on Tuesday on charges of producing child pornography and committing felony…
Cameron Ruebusch, a 25-year-old Elk Grove Village man, has been sentenced to 16 years in federal prison for trying to…
Colliers International recently released a market report about the industrial construction in Chicagoland. The report stated that industrial construction was…
The Chicago Steel is at first place on the USHL points table this season with a record of 13-3-2-0. The…
Hirenkumar P. Chaudhari, a 27-year-old Des Plaines man, pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering in federal court. He…
Lieutenant Dawn Malec has been appointed as the Interim Chief of Police of the Joliet Police Department. James V. Capparelli,…
Tony Karman, the director of EXPO CHICAGO decided last spring to postpone the September fair until April 2021. It was…
Louis Capriotti, a 45-year-old Chicago Heights man, has been arrested on a federal criminal charge of transmitting a threat in…
The Chicago Steel will have two new players in its roster soon. The team announced the acquisition of two players…
The Joliet Slammers announced the appointment of Aaron Nieckula as its new field manager. Nieckula first joined the Kane County…
Junior Joliet College (JJC) is the first public community college of the nation located in the south Chicago suburb. The…
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, is calling for more coronavirus vaccines for his state. He is hopeful that President-elect…
The Board of Education (BOE) of the School District U46 is going to hold a meeting. The teachers and community…
Four people are dead, including the suspect, after an hourslong shooting spree across the Chicago area. The bloodshed began Saturday…
Online registration for Spring Naperville Youth Soccer Academy and Naperville Premier Soccer University is set to begin at noon on…
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