JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, said in a news conference, “Illinois will become the best state in the nation…
Robert Lee has been appointed as the new deputy chief of the Naperville Police Department. He is a 25-year veteran…
The Illinois Aviation Academy presented the auction during Winterfest on Saturday night at Fox Valley Ice Arena. The money raised…
Spruce Village is an affordable housing project for adults with physical and mental abilities in Palatine. Henry Bros. Co. has…
Elgin, IL – Girls Scouts have started the 2020 Cookie Program during the holiday season. The program will allow people…
The City of Naperville has launched a free and secure online dashboard, Empower, for the electricity customers. The electricity customers…
The museums of Chicago area are going to host several events and exhibitions in 2020. There will be mega-events as…
Katie Belle performed with The De Funked on Friday, December 13, at H.O.M.E Bar in Prospect Heights. Several fights broke…
Two vehicles crashed with each other on Green bay Road near Blanchard Road, Beach Park. The drivers of both vehicles…
The Chicago Steel got a 3-1 win against the Tri-City Storm on Saturday night at Fox Valley Ice Arena, the…
The police and paramedics received the report of a crash that occurred at Belmont Avenue and Thomas Street at about…
Wade Garrett McWhorter, a 26-year-old Vandalia man, was sentenced by the court on December 11, 2019. McWhorter was sentenced to…
The Democrats of the US House have taken action against the out of control prices of drugs in the US.…
Aaron Ortiz and Celina Villanueva, the State Representatives D-Chicago, are going to host a community event in collaboration with Silvana…
The Kane County Division of Transportation (KDOT) is seeking public input on different ways to improve the traffic on Randall…
Adrian C. Peters, a 26-year-old South Beloit man, has pleaded guilty in the court to the charges of producing child…
Randall E. Tarr, a 64-year-old Rochester man, has been arrested by police on the charges of threatening a US Congressman.…
Kwame Raoul, the attorney general of Illinois, filed a suit against JUUL Labs, a famous brand of e-cigarettes. In a…
Beena Patel, a former clerk in the Office of Clerk of Cook County’s Circuit Court, has been sentenced to two…
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) have released the…
The initial report of the tests conducted in Lake County found that the residents within a mile of a company.…
The first phase of the new AIDS Garden Chicago has been completed by the Chicago Parks Foundation. Keith Haring, an…
The Chicago Steel players will enter the ice arena wearing ugly sweater jerseys on December 14 in a game against…
State Rep. Nathan Reitz, D-Steeleville, invited the community to learn more about gun rights in Illinois. He will host a…
The largest contractors, developers, labor unions, and the United way announced the launch of a cross-industrial partnership in Chicago. The…
The holiday angels have brought gifts for needy children. The physicians and employees of Fox Valley Orthopedics have started the…
The Electrical/Electronics Automated Systems (EEAS) program of the Junior Joliet College introduced the certificate courses for the industry workers. The…
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