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Bond hearing court notes for Anthony R. Prate

Optometrist Anthony R. Prate is facing charges of murdering a woman in her townhouse by stabbing her 20-30 times early…

5 years ago

To discuss Societal Topic, highland students host Death Café

Students in the sociology class Death and Dying are hosting a Death Café to talk and discuss societal topic. The…

5 years ago

Man handed 15 years in prison for Fentanyl Trafficking

A suburban man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for trafficking Fentanyl. He played a role in transporting…

5 years ago

USHL Players of the Week award for Fontaine and Ruikka

Big honor for Chicago Steel as Forward Gunnarwolfe Fontaine and defenseman Uula Ruikka have been named the United States Hockey…

5 years ago

Mental Health Roundtable over addiction to be hosted by Rep. Katie Stuart

State Representative Katie Stuart, D-Edwardsville, is going to host a Mental Health Roundtable event. The aim of the event is…

5 years ago

Rollover crash on Charles Road takes life of Woodstock man

A passenger of Woodstock, a 34-year-old man, was ejected from the vehicle during the crash. He was pronounced dead in…

5 years ago

Centers for Disease Control will investigate health hazards in Sauget, Duckworth says

Tammy Duckworth, a US Senator, has received requested by a federal health agency to conduct investigation near a trash incinerator.…

5 years ago

$1 billion fraud scheme charges for Health Technology former personnel

Outcome Health (Outcome)’s four former executives and two former employees are charged in a $1 billion fraud scheme. The Chicago-based…

5 years ago

Hernandez hosts town hall meeting to discuss new ideas for legislation, residents are invited

State Representative Barbara Hernandez, D-Aurora, invited the residents to attend a town hall meeting on December 4, 2019, from 6:30…

5 years ago

PCORI awards $7 million to Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago for research work

The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute awarded $7 million to the Ann & Hobert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago. The…

5 years ago

14 metropolitan areas of Illinois experience decreased unemployment rate, BLS says

The unemployment rate fell in all 14 metropolitan areas of Illinois over-the-year in October. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics…

5 years ago

Possession of ice leads Peoria man to 15 years in prison

David A. Dodd has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Dodd, 45-year-old, is a resident of Peoria, Illinois, and…

5 years ago

Charges of participation in Des Plaines Bank robbery filed against Chicago man

A Chicago man allegedly involved in a Des Plaines bank robbery has been charged in federal court. The bank robbery…

5 years ago

Junior Joliet College hosts 5th Annual Fluid Power Competition 2019

The fifth annual Fluid Power Action Challenge of the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) was held at Junior Joliet College…

5 years ago

Steel clinch victory against Capitols at home ice, seventh consecutive win

It was a great fightback by the Chicago Steel in the game against the Madison Capitols on Saturday night. The…

5 years ago

Freeport High School will host “Your Future, Your Choice” career fair

A career fair, “Your Future, Your Choice”, is going to be held at Freeport Community College on Tuesday, November 26,…

5 years ago

Senior Senator sponsors bill allowing Amtrak to sue over freight delays

A senior US senator, Dick Durbin, moved Thursday to give Amtrak tools that will improve its on-time performance. Durbin blamed…

5 years ago

City of Naperville offers online speaker sign up for City Council meetings

The City of Naperville has taken a step for the enhancement of community engagement. The City offers an online speaker…

5 years ago

New management takes charge of The Hope Chest

The Hope Chest has been part of the Aurora community since the 1980s. It is located at 36 N. Lincoln…

5 years ago

Court sentences Chicago pharmacy technician five years in prison for stealing opioids

Elizabeth Cruz, a former Chicago pharmacy technician, has been sentenced to five years in prison for stealing hundreds of pills…

5 years ago

Steel release details of Holiday Flex Pack offer

The Chicago Steel announced the details of the Holiday Flex Pack offer on Wednesday. The offer will include 10 undated…

5 years ago

JB Pritzker helps to make Peoria Innovation Hub a reality

The Peoria Innovation Hub has been launched by JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois. Several local leaders joined him during…

5 years ago

District 228 Joint Faculty Association submits last contractual offer to IELRB

The last contractual offer has been submitted by the members of the Bremen High School District 228 Joint Faculty Association…

5 years ago

New American Economy declares Chicago top city in nation for immigrants

The City of Chicago is named the best city for immigrants in the US. The New American Economy, a bipartisan…

5 years ago

National Apprenticeship Week Event held at JJC’s Main Campus on Nov 14

The Main Campus of the Junior Joliet College hosted a National Apprenticeship Week Event on Thursday, November 14, 2019. The…

5 years ago

Terra announces return to Chicago for ‘Art Design Chicago’ in 2024

The Terra Foundation for American Art launched the Art Design Chicago in 2018. The purpose of the Art Design Chicago…

5 years ago

Team USA includes four Steel players for World Junior A Challenge

USA Hockey announced the team for the World Junior A Challenge. Four players and one official from the Chicago Steel…

5 years ago

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