Aurora, IL - Window Lights has a new addition in the form of an indoor winter market. The lineup will…
The United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois has sentenced Brandon Arias (a.k.a “The Drug Llama”) to…
The crop production in Illinois held steady in November despite the early snow that hit much of the state last…
Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign has gone digital. The director of development for the Tri-County Salvation Army based in Peoria,…
A Randolph County woman has been sentenced to 135 months for methamphetamine offense. The 31-year old Kayla S. Kempfer, of…
Centerstone has hosted two Spotlight Series events in October featuring Ryan Hampton. Centerstone is a national leader in behavioral health…
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin has brought the End Price Gouging for Insulin Act bill to combat the increasing insulin prices.…
It was a wonderful night for the Steel as it bagged a great win of 9-1 against the Madison Capitols…
The Bridge Point Itasca is the mixed-use project of the Bridge Development Partners, LLC. The Bridge Development Partners has hired…
The City of Naperville public will have an opportunity to give their feedback about the plan that encompasses the management…
Good news for nursing students as Joliet Junior College and Illinois State University have agreed for a dual degree program.…
Rebecca Ryan had the opportunity to discuss the future of Rockford Region as she addressed the business and community leaders…
A Chicago man has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for robbing suburban stores at gunpoint. A federal…
The Illinois Community College Student Activities Association (ICCSAA) Fall Conference was hosted by the Office of the Student Activities of…
A Chicago man was involved in robbing an ATM technician on gunpoint. A federal jury found him guilty on the…
Stop EtO members had protested outside the district officers of Senate President John Cullerton on Thursday. The members had demanded…
Milton Forsberg, 79-year-old, of Illinois, have been indicted with the charges of trafficking child pornography. Forsberg is the former Boy…
The City of Aurora and the City of Naperville issued a joint press release in which they announced a Whole…
The Aurora Veterans Advisory Council and the City of Aurora are going to organize the Veterans Day Parade on Monday,…
It was an exchange deal of several picks by the Chicago Steel with the Omaha Lancers. Forward Erik Middendorf has…
Freeport Police Department in Freeport, Illinois has a new Police Chief and his name is Matthew Summers. City Manager Lowell…
A silver SUV and a Mercedes C3 collide as Wheeling police and firefighter/paramedics responded to a crash at Wheeling Road…
What will be the impact of various forces on Peoria County? How will the county handle them? These are some…
Joliet Junior College is part of the top 150 U.S. Community Colleges. This accolade means that the college is eligible…
The Southbridge project at former Harold L. Ickes homes public housing complex gets the green signal as permit is issued.…
The enrollments in the Illinois community colleges have been declining for the last nine years. The reason behind the decline…
Caring Hands, a Naperville public safety program, has been launched to help the residents who need special assistance during an…
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