Today, the Charles Box Scholarships have been unveiled by the region's leading private four-year institution, Rockford University. The program will…
Naperville Park District is planning to reopen Knoch Knolls Nature Center for the public, drop-in visits. They are reopening it…
Daily Herald Business Ledger will honor Pat Szpekowski, APR, president, PR Strategies & Communications, Inc. in Elgin with the C-Suite…
Highland Community College is preparing for the fall 2020 semester. They are welcoming back employees, students, and visitors to the…
Illinois congressional Democrats are leading the fight for easing the usage of food stamps at farmers’ markets and small businesses…
An employment non-profit will move into former bank building after $14 million renovations. A $14 million building permit has been…
Four men have been charges in separate unrelated cases with trafficking child pornography. A federal grand jury this week returned…
27-year old Brittany Freeman of Johnston City, Illinois (Williamson County) has been charged with four counts of theft of mail…
Recently dismissed teacher and former New Berlin Education Association President Joe Kindred will be supported by several parents, community members,…
A north suburban man has been charged with illegal sports bookmaking and filing a false federal income tax return. The…
The data on the utilization of the popular Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was released earlier this week by the Small…
Small Business Administration's newly released data reveals that taxpayers paid more than $22 billion to more than 200,000 Illinois businesses…
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, signed two bills into law to improve the health care facilities for Illinoisans. He…
The new U.S. unemployment benefit claims dropped to 1.3 million last week. However, the claims are still almost double the…
Coronavirus relief is been lobbied for by numerous independent clubs across the nation. The clubs are saying without the relief,…
A virtual benefit dinner with artist Amanda Williams and Chef Erick Williams is to be conducted to support racial equity…
The National Weather Service has certified the University of Illinois Springfield as a StormReady® University. The StormReady® universities are better…
The COVID-19 Pandemic forced businesses to close down but after more than three months into the pandemic, some businesses are…
The City of Champions Cup will open on July 16th at DuPage Medical Group. The Cup will have 3 new…
Floyd E. Brown is facing additional charges in connection with the killing of Special Deputy U.S. Marshal Jacob Keltner as…
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, urged federal lawmakers on Wednesday to adopt nationwide face-covering requirements. In some states, a…
The City of Elgin experienced a heavy storm on July 9. Heavy rain and wind gusts resulted in a power…
Around 12:13 p.m., on Tuesday 7, 2020, Police and Firefighter/paramedics from Des Plaines responded to a report of a house…
Grant money is still available for Illinoisans through the state’s Restore, Reinvest and Renew program, or R3. The sale of…
Around 9:38 p.m., on Sunday, July 5, 2020, the Peoria Police Department, Advanced Medical Transport, and Peoria Fire Department to…
On Saturday, July 4, at 10:39 p.m., Naperville’s Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) received a 911 call from a resident…
A Chicago man has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for firing a gun into the grave of…
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