Taiwan signs a deal to buy Illinois corn and soybean of $2.2B
JB Pritzker admires the export of a huge amount of corn and soybean to Taiwan by putting Trump’s trade war …
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Illinois attorney general defends strict auto-emission standards of California
Kwame Raoul, the attorney general of Illinois, has joined a suit in the defense of the strict auto-emission standards of …
Financial Operations Department of School District U-46 will get another award
A Board of Education meeting is organized on Monday night at the Educational Services Center in which the School District …
Naperville Electric Utility customers get offer of rebates
The residents and non-residents of Naperville can apply for availing the offer. The qualified residential and non-residential customers of the …
EXPO Chicago shares eighth edition’s facts and figures
A record attendance of the international collectors and curators concluded the EXPO Chicago on Sep. 22. At least 38000 people …
Culinary Competition Team of JJC finishes second at Nationals
The Joliet Junior College Culinary Competition Team remained second in the nation at the National Conference of the American Culinary …
First Fridays in Aurora will be witchy
The theme of the First Fridays in Aurora is something witchy and fall fun. The event is scheduled on October …
Waukegan police arrest an alleged person involved in hit-and-run crash
A bicyclist was killed by a driver at 8th Street and Jackson Street of Waukegan last Thursday. The driver hit …
IEPA grants ethylene-oxide permit to Sterigenics
The Illinois Environmental Protect Agency (IEPA) has granted a construction permit to the Stregenics. The permit is granted in a …
The true story of ‘Newsies’ kicks off in Paramount Theatre, Aurora
Aurora, IL – The true story of Newsboys’ strike of 1899 produced by Disney has been kicked off in the …
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 …
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 …
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. …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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