The Greenville Education Association (GEA) has worked with Greenville First Christian Church and Greenville University to set up the Education…
Sullivan High School in Rogers Park. At 6631 N. Bosworth Ave. will underway massive renovations as Chicago has issued an…
The Joliet Slammers ended their City of Champions Cup campaign on a high note with a 4-3 victory against the…
Grand Reopening of Knoch Park is set for at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 17 at Knoch Park, located at…
Charges have been brought forward against four defendants in an ongoing federal criminal investigation into the failure of a Chicago…
A man has been charged in federal court for allegedly possessing a loaded gun while looting a store in downtown…
Petitions for candidacy for the 2021 Elgin municipal election are available. They are available in the City Clerk’s Office in…
In Saturday night’s City of Champions Cup matchup, the NERDS Herd defeated the Joliet Tully Monsters 5-2. The batters didn't…
The Joliet Slammers are proud to announce that Tampa Bay Rays have signed Tully Monster pitcher Dietrich Enns. Enns will…
Federal fraud charges indictment for a north suburban financial adviser for allegedly swindling clients who had sought her assistance in…
Naperville’s Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) received a call at 9:57 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 14 for a structure fire…
Illinois' expanded vote-by-mail opportunities, stimulated by COVID-19 exposure concerns, have the potential to delay results on Election Day because of…
Defrauding Illinois Medicaid out of hundreds of thousands of dollars over a period of several years’ lands a St. Louis-area…
The Joliet Tully Monsters outclassed the Chicago Deep Dish 8-4 in Sunday afternoon’s 2020 City of Champions Cup matchup. The…
The Illinois Department of Public Health has added Kane County to its COVID-19 watch list. Kane County’s Health Department director…
Aurora Downtown, a non-profit of downtown business and property owners are seeking nominations for at-large board seats. They have announced…
The North Clay Education Association (NCEA) is calling for the North Clay Community Unit School District #25 Board of Education…
United States' new jobless claims have dropped below 1 million last week for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic…
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has gone big with grants to small businesses hurt in the pandemic. He announced the first…
Chicago's retail market turned on its head in the second quarter due to the coronavirus pandemic. Restaurants, shops, movie theatres,…
The Peoria County Board of Election Commissioners (PCBEC) was formed in 2015 as a result of the county-wide referendum. The…
A grand jury has indicted the mayor of Crestwood for using an interstate facility in aid of bribery, and lying…
An indictment has been returned by a federal grand jury that charges 73-year old Richard G. Simms currently of Marietta,…
Joliet Junior College students can support their education this fall by applying for funding through the CARES Act. The applications…
Three family members are facing the law as they are indicted on a labor trafficking conspiracy charge for allegedly forcing…
The renovation of the former YMCA at 3039 E 91st St. in the city’s south side has been issued a…
The Joliet Slammers faced the NERDS Herd in the second game of the Sunday doubleheader. The Slammers entered the field…
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