The Joliet Junior College Communications and Marketing Division was on fire at the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations…
The recent development in technology is helping farmers recover from the slow planting caused by heavy spring rains and flooding…
A federal investigation has caught another Chicago law-maker. More FBI raids are going to take place with the search warrants…
The US State Department initiated the English Language Specialist program for which 80 US citizens were selected. Dr. Christine Fiorite,…
The Rockford Chamber of Commerce and Rockford Area Economic Development Council (RAEDC) have been advocating the need for a casino…
The Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA) will celebrate its 40th anniversary on Oct. 15. The members of the HACIA…
Halloween is celebrated by millions of children and adults every year. It is a holiday which is celebrated in the…
The Green Bay Gamblers won against the Chicago Steel at the Resch Center in Green Bay. The Gamblers got momentum…
Michael Frontier, 35-year-old, has been charged in federal court for conducting an illegal sports gambling business. He was also charged…
The harvest estimates for corn and soybeans have been lowered by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The lowered…
The event is organized to meet the drivers’ shortage in the district. The Enrollment and Transportation Center of the Freeport…
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, announced his administration’s 5-year plan to revitalize the Illinois economy and build future’s workforce.…
The Springfield Police Department has announced its partnership with the Gateway Foundation for the implementation of the Safe Passage Initiative.…
A 59-year-old employee of a McHenry County manufacturing firm stole trade secrets from his employer. He was planning to work…
The Latin motto of Chicago is “Urbs in horto” which means “city in a garden”. Raymond Lopez, a West Side…
Business Insider published a list of the 50 most miserable US cities. Cicero, an Illinois town, was placed 16th on…
The administrators of the U-46 Board of Education (BOE) have been working on expanding the small learning communities at the…
It was the sixth consecutive year when Junior Joliet College partnered with the Three Rivers Manufacturers’ Association to host MFG…
There will be a new member of Peoria County Board for District 5 as Brandy Bryant will be the new…
The 26th annual edition of SOFA Chicago will take place between Oct. 31, 2019, and Nov. 3, 2019. SOFA Chicago…
US Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi of Schaumburg, an Illinois congressman, called vaping a public health epidemic. He said that the vaping…
The enrollment for the new medical assisting program offered by Joliet Junior College will start in spring 2020. The program…
The Illinois Youth Climate Strike demonstrators demanded that the government should declare climate emergency at all levels. The demonstrators joined…
The research office of the University of Illinois Springfield and NPR Illinois conducted the 2019 Illinois Issues Survey. The survey…
The Aurora Historical Society will host a Halloween party as a fundraiser for the fall. The party will include some…
U.S. District Judge John Robert Blakey has sentenced a Rockford man on a federal drug conspiracy charge. Tyshon T. Watson,…
A Rockford man has been sentenced to four years in federal prison. He has been charged on one count of…
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