A Chicago man allegedly involved in a Des Plaines bank robbery has been charged in federal court. The bank robbery…
The fifth annual Fluid Power Action Challenge of the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) was held at Junior Joliet College…
It was a great fightback by the Chicago Steel in the game against the Madison Capitols on Saturday night. The…
A career fair, “Your Future, Your Choice”, is going to be held at Freeport Community College on Tuesday, November 26,…
A senior US senator, Dick Durbin, moved Thursday to give Amtrak tools that will improve its on-time performance. Durbin blamed…
The City of Naperville has taken a step for the enhancement of community engagement. The City offers an online speaker…
The Hope Chest has been part of the Aurora community since the 1980s. It is located at 36 N. Lincoln…
Elizabeth Cruz, a former Chicago pharmacy technician, has been sentenced to five years in prison for stealing hundreds of pills…
The Chicago Steel announced the details of the Holiday Flex Pack offer on Wednesday. The offer will include 10 undated…
The Peoria Innovation Hub has been launched by JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois. Several local leaders joined him during…
The last contractual offer has been submitted by the members of the Bremen High School District 228 Joint Faculty Association…
The City of Chicago is named the best city for immigrants in the US. The New American Economy, a bipartisan…
The Main Campus of the Junior Joliet College hosted a National Apprenticeship Week Event on Thursday, November 14, 2019. The…
The Terra Foundation for American Art launched the Art Design Chicago in 2018. The purpose of the Art Design Chicago…
USA Hockey announced the team for the World Junior A Challenge. Four players and one official from the Chicago Steel…
The Big Band of Highland Community College (HCC) will feature the sounds of Big Band jazz in a concert on…
Timothy J. Herman, a former McLean County man, has been sentenced to 78 months (6 and ½ years) in prison…
The Better Government Association (BGA) has released a report in which it was revealed that Trump’s Environmental protection Agency (EPA)…
The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc. (CALEA) will send a team of assessors on Dec. 2, 2019.…
Two Mt. Vernon residents are facing federal indictment today as they are charged with methamphetamine-related offenses. The two men facing…
State Rep. Barbara Hernandez, D-Aurora will discuss the current criminal justice system with Kane County Sheriff Ron Hain as she…
Aeron Michael Davis, a 28-year-old man, of Greenville, has been sentenced with fifty months in prison. He will repay each…
It was a comprehensive win for the Steel against the Musketeers on Saturday night at Tyson Events Center. The Steel…
The shoppers are invited to join the annual Mistletoe Walk on November 24, 2019, in Downtown Freeport from noon to…
The New Arts Jazztet, a music group, will perform in the New Arts Jazztet Does Christmas show on December 2,…
Rep. Stephanie Kifowit joined a group of bipartisan legislators for fighting to advocate for the vulnerable children in the local…
A Chicago-area street gang’s leader has been arrested by the police on the charges of providing material support to the…
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