Important leadership changes made by City of Elgin in Fire Department and city manager’s office
The City of Elgin announced some important changes in the leadership of the Department of Fire and the City Manager’s …
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Climate emergency advances close to implementation in Chicago
Chicago alderman urges for the joint steps to be taken at state, national, and federal governmental levels. A resolution is …
Former president of not-for-profit organization indicted for stealing $400000 million from charity
Carol Babbitt, the former president of a not-for-profit organization, has been indicted on the charges of illegally taking $400000 from …
Chancellor of UIS announces retirement after leading for 9 years
Susan J. Koch, the chancellor of the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS), announced her retirement. Koch is also serving as …
Alton woman pleads guilty to stealing government funds
Mia Lynn Cousett, a 33-year-old Alton woman, pleaded guilty in the court on the charges of stealing government funds. Cousett …
Architects tell Trump to butt out over proposed executive order
The American Institute of Architects sent a letter directly to Donald J. Trump. The architects are telling Trump to butt …
Ostman helps Steel getting 2-1 victory against Green Bay
The Chicago Steel outlasted the Green Bay Gamblers on Friday night at Resch Center in Wisconsin. Victor Ostamn, the goalie …
Ponzi scheme operation charges filed against Grundy County man
Kenneth D. Courtright, a 49-year-old Grundy County businessman, has been charged with operating a Ponzi scheme. His scheme raised at …
Andrew Grams to depart from Elgin Symphony Orchestra Conductor Post
It has been an amazing seven years for Andrew Grams with the Elgin Symphony Orchestra but he has decided to …
Federal Drug or Firearm charges for seven Rockford Residents
Law enforcement officers have arrested seven Rockford residents on federal drug-trafficking and firearm charges. Derek D. Jacobs, also known as …
Hutchinson and Szewczyk welcomed by WIM Fox Valley
WIM Fox Valley is going to feature successful entrepreneurs as its speaker on Thursday, February 13, 2020. Kristen Hutchinson and …
Chicago man convicted in illegal fund structuring of almost $350000
Antuane King, a Chicago man, has been convicted by a federal jury for illegally structuring nearly $350000. King illegally structured …
Mayor Chirico swears in two new Liquor Commissioners
Steve Chirico, the mayor of Naperville, will swear in two new Liquor Commissioners on February 6, 2020. Karyn Charvat and …
USHL announces Dowd Jr. and Ostman players of the week on Wednesday
The United States Hockey League made an announcement about the players of the week on Wednesday. Jimmy Dowd, Jr., the …
Poverty and gun violence spiral in Chicago needs to be reversed
Jens Ludwig, the director of the University of Chicago Crime Lab, said the spiral of poverty and gun violence must …
IDHR announces compliance details for sexual harassment prevention training
An information-based webpage has been launched by the Illinois Department of Human Rights (IDHR). The launch of the page is …
Northbrook man pleads guilty to fraud and tax offenses charges
Robert Gorodetsky, a 27-year-old north suburban man, of Northbrook, pleaded guilty today to the tax offenses and federal fraud charges. …
Pritzker names Chirico to Illinois Firefighters Pension Investment Fund Transition Board
Steve Chirico, the mayor of Naperville, has been named by JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, to serve on the …
SNHA gets approval of $18.6 million renovation and expansion project of St. Charles Public Library
St. Charles Public Library District and the City of St. Charles has approved an $18.6 million project for the Sheehan …
Illinois takes in $39.2 million in adult-use cannabis sales in January
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation made an announcement related to the adult-use cannabis sales that took place …
Second NADA Chicago to take place in Chicago in September
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) announced the dates of the second NADA Chicago. According to the announcement, the second …
Illinois Department of Transportation announces first phase of I-255 repairs
The first phase of repairs to a section of I-255 has been announced by the Illinois department of transportation. It …
Illinois to lead presidential campaign from now on
The Democratic caucuses have collapsed in Iowa in providing results. However, JB Pritzker has now volunteered Illinois to lead the …
Atari announces to build hotel in Chicago
Atari is a famous American video game maker. The company has announced that it will a hotel in Chicago. Chicago …
Peoria government invites public to attend ‘Learn with Peoria County, Spring Programs
The North Campus of Illinois Central College is ready to host the Learn with Peoria County programs for Spring 2020. …
Hundreds protest in Chicago against Senate ‘Cover-up’ in Trump’s impeachment
The US Senators covered up President Trump through their votes to acquit him in his impeachment trial, according to the …
Decatur Education Association stands against extension in Assistant Superintendent’s contract
The Decatur School Board is looking for extending the contract of Jeff Dase, the Assistant Superintendent, for five years. The …
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