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IMEC launched Illinois Manufacturing Innovation Voucher Program
IMEC has launched a voucher program named ‘Illinois Manufacturing Innovation Voucher Program’ to helping small businesses in bringing innovation and …
Steel beat RoughRiders 4-3 on Saturday night
It was one of the amazing games played by the Chicago Steel. The Steel scored three goals in less than …
Andrew A. Rand announces approval of 2020 budget recommendations by Peoria County committees
Andrew A. Rand, the chairman of the Peoria County Board, announced the revision and approval of the 2020 budget recommendations …
Legislation for improved breast cancer coverage will soon be in effect
State Representative Mike Halpin, D-Rock Island, passed a law related to breast cancer coverage. The law will prevent insurance companies …
Belleville man sentenced to five years in prison for illegal storage of hazardous waste
The court has sentenced Lawrence D. Rutledge, a 57-year-old Belleville man, to five years in federal probation. The court also …
Community Builders to start redeveloping demolished Harold L. Ickes Homes, permit issued
The permit for the construction of the Southbridge project has been issued. Community Builders is the project manager of the …
Officials released identity of Lake County homicide victim as Nancy Wilcox
The Lake County coroner released the details of the homicide victim. The victim is identified as Nancy Wilcox. Nancy Wilcox, …
River North art dealer Andrew Bae announces closure of his eponymous gallery
Andrew Bae, a renowned River North art dealer, has announced his retirement. He announced that he would close his gallery …
Belleville woman sentenced to two years in prison in stolen identity case
Kyetia M. Hines, a 36-year-old Belleville woman, has been convicted over the conspiracy, wire fraud, and aggravated identity theft charges. …
Sara Huser launches GoFundMe campaign to free students from ICE detention
Sara Huser, a member of the Illinois Education Association, has initiated a GoFundMe page to raise money. The money will …
Chicago patents consider gun violence, cyberbullying, and poverty as top 3 social concerns for youth
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) have released the …
Court sentences Chicago man to more than 16 years in federal prison
Ernesto Godinez, a Chicago man, has been sentenced by the federal judge to more than 16 years in federal prison. …
Chicago Artists Coalition announces second cycle of SPARK Grant
The second cycle of the SPARK Grant has been announced by the Chicago Artists Coalition (CAC) today. The SPARK Grant …
Friends of Harley Clarke launches fundraising campaign for preservation of Harley Clarke House
Friends of Harley Clarke, an Evanston grassroots group, started a fundraising campaign for the preservation of the Harley Clarke House. …
Disney’s culinary and college programs select 12 students of JJC
The culinary and college programs of the Walt Disney Company will be started next year. 12 Junior Joliet College students …
Court sentences Chicago man one and half year in prison for handgun offense
A Suburban Chicago man has been sentenced by the court to one year and a half in federal prison. He …
Construction work starts for South Loop condo tower
The foundation permit of $8 million has been issued by Chicago for the construction of the 74-story condo tower at …
Carpentersville man admits his mail fraud crime in court
Roberto Fisher, a 50-year-old Carpentersville man, pleaded guilty in the court. Sara L. Ellis, a US District Judge, heard the …
Dr. Lucio Martinez comes back to FHN Family Healthcare Center
Lucio Martinez, MD, a family health physician, has returned to the FHN Family Healthcare Center. The FHN released news about …
City Council Chambers to host City of Springfield Public Utilities meeting on Dec 11
Douglas A. Brown, the chief utility officer, released press news about the next meeting of the City of Springfield Public …
Court sentences Peoria woman to 15 months in federal prison in medical fraud case
Sue Myerscough, a US District Judge, has ordered Erica Miller, a 37-year-old Peoria woman, to serve 15 months in federal …
Steel in Space Night game to be hosted by Steel at home ice
The Chicago Steel will host the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders on Friday, December 6, 2019, at the Fox Valley Ice Arena. …
Steel win against Muskegon on Saturday night at L. C. Walker Arena, Muskegon
The Chicago Steel grabbed an overtime win against the Muskegon Lumberjacks at L. C. Walker Arena, Muskegon, on Saturday night. …
Des Plaines man dies of cold exposure, fifth cold-related death of the season
Cook County medical examiner’s office released a report of the death of a Des Plaines man. The report revealed that …
Rep. Joyce Mason urges Pritzker to sign Senate Bill 1300
Rep. Joyce Mason of D-Gurnee (61st Street) supported the pension reform and property tax relief to the homeowners. She highlighted …
First defeat for Steel in last seven games: Lumberjacks win against Steel
The winning streak of the Chicago Steel has been broken by the Muskegon Lumberjacks on Friday night at Fox Valley …
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