Chicago

Man sentenced to prison for enticing underage girls into sex

A north suburban man has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. He has been convicted of enticing underage…

5 years ago

Chicago Steel ran rampant against the Madison Capitols

Chicago Steel were in lethal mood as they thumped the Madison Capitals 7-1. It was an adventurous Saturday night as…

5 years ago

Get Ready Chicagoans: Tony award-winning ‘Oslo’ comes to town

The Tony – award-winning play ‘Oslo' is coming to Chicago as it will run through Oct.20 at Chicago's Broadway Playhouse.…

5 years ago

Public clubhouse in Addison approved

Construction will begin on a public clubhouse in Addison as the DuPage Forest Preserve District gives approval. A public clubhouse…

5 years ago

Andrew Chesney donates raise in pay to local organizations

State Representative Andrew Chesney refused to take a pay raise of $1628 and gave it to the local organizations working…

5 years ago

Illinois students march in a strike over climate change

The demand of the striking student was political actions to be taken on climate change. Thousands of students gathered in…

5 years ago

National Coffee with a Cop Day allows the community to chat with the police chief

The main aim of the informal event is to build a conversational relationship between the community of Naperville and the…

5 years ago

Many shows open in Chicago this weekend: Do not miss them

Chicago is going to host an art fair weekend. Many gallery shows would open in Chicago this weekend. Many receptions…

5 years ago

Chicago Steel host the Madison Capitals

Hockey fans are ready as the Chicago Steel will host the Madison Capitols in final preseason home game. The game will…

5 years ago

Good news for Illinois: Unemployment rate reaches historic low

The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) has announced good news for the state as the unemployment rate was 4.0…

5 years ago

Students striking for climate change action seeking adult support

Students striking for climate change action have no intentions of backing down as they will be seeking their support to…

5 years ago

Ilhan Omar accuses Trump of putting her life at risk

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has condemned the tweet of Donald Trump. Trump retweeted a post which talked about the partying by…

5 years ago

Chicago lady faces the charges of running prostitution business on West Side

A Chicago woman has been charged with the federal charges of operating a prostitution business in the West Town neighborhood…

5 years ago

New Art Dealers Alliance NADA announces debut fair in Chicago

The New Art Dealers Alliance canceled its New York fair last year. The non-profit organization, NADA, has now announced to…

5 years ago

Voting at College of DuPage Faculty Association allows bargain team to call a strike

The College of DuPage Faculty Association (CODFA) voted today in the favor of authorizing a strike. The campus-wide voting was…

5 years ago

City Council Chambers host swore in ceremony for eight new officers

SPRINGFIELD, IL. – A ceremony has been organized in the City Council Chambers in which eight new officers joined the…

5 years ago

Whole Foods cutting benefits for part-timers

It will not be a good idea to work part-time at Whole Foods next year as they have decided to…

5 years ago

Everyone should have reproductive rights

Reproductive rights are everyone’s rights. These views were shared by the head of the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois…

5 years ago

Tax Amnesty Program announced by IDOR

The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) announced a tax amnesty program. It is a one-time tax amnesty program for the…

5 years ago

Department of Water Management initiate water replacement technologies programs

The Department of Water Management (DWM) of Chicago has launched two programs. The programs include alternative pipe replacement technologies. They…

5 years ago

Chicago Judge spikes a suit filed against TIF program

A Circuit Court judge of Cook County has spiked a suit filed against a tax-increment-financing program of Chicago. The judge…

5 years ago

Steel wins against Lumberjacks in overtime

The Chicago Steel ended its first home game of the preseason with an overtime victory against the Muskegon Lumberjacks. The…

5 years ago

Teachers and community members will participate in a unity walk

The community members and the teachers of Addison Teachers’ Association (ATA) will participate in a community walk. The unity walk…

5 years ago

Mayor of Chicago and Sen. Durbin wants the permanent end of vaping

The decision of Donald Trump to ban the flavored products was cheered by Senator Durbin. The federal government moved to…

5 years ago

Chicago Fire make a late rally to make the playoffs

Chicago Fire is not having the best season but it looks as though they are saving their best for last.…

5 years ago

Midwest Warehouse project completed in Will County

Another achievement for Premier Design + Build Group as they celebrate the completion of a new building for Midwest Warehouse & Distribution…

5 years ago

Chicago’s true foundations presented by the Chicago Architecture biennial

Lori Lightfoot and the curator from the UK are reviving the social narrative which shaped the city of Chicago. Crown…

5 years ago

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