The Department of Water Management (DWM) of Chicago has launched two programs. The programs include alternative pipe replacement technologies. They…
A Circuit Court judge of Cook County has spiked a suit filed against a tax-increment-financing program of Chicago. The judge…
The Chicago Steel ended its first home game of the preseason with an overtime victory against the Muskegon Lumberjacks. The…
The community members and the teachers of Addison Teachers’ Association (ATA) will participate in a community walk. The unity walk…
The decision of Donald Trump to ban the flavored products was cheered by Senator Durbin. The federal government moved to…
Chicago Fire is not having the best season but it looks as though they are saving their best for last.…
Another achievement for Premier Design + Build Group as they celebrate the completion of a new building for Midwest Warehouse & Distribution…
Lori Lightfoot and the curator from the UK are reviving the social narrative which shaped the city of Chicago. Crown…
A woman was about to be drowned in the Fox River on Friday night when three police officers of Aurora…
The Chicago Bears did not come up to the expectation in the year 2019. There were hopes and expectations from…
Delta Air Lines has been swindled by a Chicago man as he grew 42 million Delta SkyBonus Points by using…
Nazis tried to vanish their brutality from history by burying it but some spectacles of their oppression are still alive.…
Northern Illinois University (NIU) reported a slip in the student enrollment this fall. The fall enrollments hit a 50-year low.…
Joliet Junior College runs an automotive service technology program. Navistar, a famous manufacturer of commercial vehicles, donated two trucks, 2014…
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has enrolled over 50000 students. The Chicago campus of the university hit 33000 students.…
Good news for Naperville as the Naperville Police and Fire Departments are teaming up once again to invite all the…
Will Chicago put back some money into the pockets of the overburdened working families? The notion of a city Earned…
Freeport Police has reported the arrest of a wanted fugitive at a motel in Joliet Illinois. The wanted fugitive was…
The Joliet Police Department, in collaboration with the Illinois Department of Transportation, will take part in statewide efforts to promote…
Cook County judge has dismissed the suit against Chicago’s tax-increment-financing program on Wednesday. The judge dismissed the suit at oral…
In its first round of funding, the Illinois Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program (SHTC) has set $9.75 million in tax credits.…
Good news for Chicagoans as the list of participating locations for Open House Chicago 2019 is compiled and available. People…
A study has revealed that, in Illinois, African Americans are eight times more likely than whites to be homeless. With…
Illinois is facing a nurse shortage and the solution is solving is to use the California model. The project for…
Aurora GreenFest will be celebrating their 10th birthday on Saturday, Sept. 28 and everyone is invited. They will be celebrating…
A suburban man was involved in using thousands of stolen credit cards for buying luxury goods and services. He has…
A meeting has been organized inside Freeport City Hall in which the local leaders will discuss the two proposed ordinances.…
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