Chicago aldermen: No cops in schools
Chicago aldermen want cops to get out of schools. Three Chicago aldermen are proposing to defund the police by taking …
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COVID-Relief Fraud Charges for Suburban Chicago Businessman
The owner and operator of numerous information technology companies in the Chicago area have been charged for COVID-Relief Fraud. The …
Sinaloa Drug Cartel High-Rank Member Arraigned
Sinaloa Drug Cartel high ranked former member was arraigned today on federal drug charges following his extradition from Mexico. Felipe …
Legislation to Expand Vote by Mail Signed
Illinois Governor has signed SB 1863 and HB 2238 into the law that will provide vote by mail (VBM) applications …
Fulton Market office/retail building developers adapt to post-COVID-19 conditions
Fulton Market office and retail building developers say that their project is among the first commercial buildings specifically designed for …
FEMA selects Freeport’s Pre-Disaster Mitigation grant application for review
City of Freeport’s Pre-Disaster Mitigation Grant Application selected for further review. The city has announced that the Illinois Emergency Management …
US missionary pleads guilty to sex crimes in Kenya
An American Christian missionary has pleaded guilty of sexually abusing young girls at the orphanage he started in Kenya. 61-year …
Prison Imprisonment for Peoria Street Gang Member
Eugene Haywood has been sentenced to life in prison plus 10 years in federal prison. U.S. District Judge James E. …
Planned Parenthood; Health Centers reopened
Planned Parenthood reopened nine health centers statewide on Monday. The reopened health centers in Illinois are brought to 15. The …
International Flights couldn’t resume in Saudi Arabia
All normal international flights in Saudi Arabia are suspended for months due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Saudi Arabia’s national airline …
United States amends Huawei ban
The United States Department of Commerce has amended the Huawei ban. They amended the tough ban to work on the …
Burning Tree Lane Fire
Naperville’s Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) received a phone call at 5:54 p.m. on Friday, June 12 for a structure …
Chronic Nausea Kids Tend to have Many Other Non-GI Symptoms
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago study reports that kids with functional nausea – nausea experienced at …
HOPE Fair Housing Center appoints new Executive Director
The HOPE Fair Housing Center has found its new executive director following a national search. They have named Evelyn Sanguinetti …
Charges for trying to steal cash from ATM
Two individuals have been charged with trying to steal cash from a Chicago ATM. Federal court has charged a man …
All-USHL Teams include Three Chicago Steel Players
The United States Hockey League has announced that three Chicago Steel players have been named in the All-USHL Teams. Steel …
Illinois keeps restrictions while neighboring states reopen
Illinois is continuing to contend with the restriction while neighboring states are reopening their businesses and economies. Illinois has implemented …
“Everywhere You Don’t Belong”
Gabriel Bump’s novel “Everywhere You Don’t Belong” is for anyone seeking to under the lives in Chicago’s African-American community — …
TCA Health renovation in South side starts
Mosaic Construction, LLC says that it has started work on a medical office renovation project for TCA Health. TCA Health …
Sportsman’s Park Trapshooting Rage Reopening
Trapshooting at Naperville Park District’s Sportsman’s Park will reopen on Thursday, June 18. The reopening complies with Phase 3 of …
Naperville City’s mosquito control program underway
To control the mosquito population, Naperville City employs several strategies. The residents can also take several precautions to avoid mosquito …
Blues on the Fox Livestreaming June 19-20
The Venue will be delivering the Blues on the Fox 2020 livestream. The 200-currently-empty-seat music performance space in downtown Aurora …
2020 A Tale of Today: Emerging Artists Fellowship announced
The Richard H. Driehaus Museum announced the four artists who will receive its 2020 A Tale of Today: Emerging Artists …
Malaysia decides not to send pilgrims to Saudi Arabia amid COVID-19 pandemic
Malaysia, an important Islamic country, announced that it would not send Pilgrims to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj. 60% of …
Police Chiefs Group ready for cops licensing talks
In Illinois police officers already have to get a state certification. Some state officials are now pushing to require state …
JJC’s Cisco program earns Cisco Network Academy CCNA Curriculum Excellence 2019 distinction
The Cisco program of the Junior Joliet College (JJC) has been recognized again for its excellent performance in the field. …
NFL commits to spend $250 million on social justice initiatives
The National Football League (NFL) Announced a commitment on Thursday to spend $250 million on social justice initiatives. The money …