The Chicago Steel fell to Youngstown Phantoms in the Weekend opener. The Steel showed a strong performance which included a…
Lake in the Hills man crashed his Lexus into Living Water Lutheran Church. About 12:18 a.m. Thursday, October 31, 2019,…
Aurora, IL – Good news for the Cocoa Crawl fans as December is upon us. Cocoa Crawl comes just once…
For Kid’s Sake (FKS) Art Auction, local students created stained glass artwork last work. Some of the artwork included “Autumn…
Across the nation, the number of kids growing without health insurance is rising and it is the same in Illinois…
FHN’s series of sports physical clinics has helped raised more than $16,000 for area schools. The physical clinics were held…
Outcome Health (Outcome) has agreed to a resolution with the Department of Justice to pay $70 million. The money will…
Rain and snow once again delay the harvest of corn as more than half of the state crop are in.…
Amir Alhajjar, MD, is a specialist in fetal surgical intervention. He has recently joined The Chicago Institute for Fetal Health…
The Joliet Police Chief Al Roechner announced that the Joliet Police Department will conduct Seatbelt Safety Zones. The police department…
State Rep. Jay Hoffman, D-Swansea, is highlighting a new in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. He is highlighting a…
The Illinois Policy Institute is out and it has some news for the rich people. They will be paying more…
Chicago thrashed by President Trump as he was speaking to a fawning audience of police chiefs attending an annual convention.…
The health insurance rates and analysis for the Illinois Exchange 2020 Plan Year have been released by the Illinois Department…
NAPERVILLE, IL – The potential improvements to 248th Avenue will be the focus of the open house-style information meeting of…
Illinois State Rep. Luis Arroyo has been charged with offering a bribe to a fellow state lawmaker. He has been…
Bridge Development Partners, LLC has started the work on the final phase of the Bridge Point North project. The company…
The Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) of the US Department of Labor has issued $1591176 to AB Specialty Silicones…
The Highland Community College recognized six Distinguished Alumni on Oct. 10 at the Freeport Club, Freeport. The Foundation has recognized…
The Chicago Steel snatched a great victory against the Fargo Force with the final score of 7-4. The Force scored…
The City of Elgin residents have an excellent opportunity to compost their pumpkins as the city is arranging a collection…
$1 Million settlement for woman hurt in a crash on U.S. 20 in 2018. The case was settled on Thursday…
All Elgin fire stations will be accepted winter outwear as part of donation now through December 25, 2019. On behalf…
On October 8th and 9th, the 3rd annual CareerSpark Expo was organized in which over 4,600 eighth grade students from…
The revision of the developmental submittals in the digital form has been started by the City of Naperville. The decision…
John R. Lausch, Jr., holds the office of the US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. The US Attorney’s…
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) released the preliminary data today.…
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