Joliet Junior College Board of Trustees have approved the college's FISCAL Year 2021 Budget. The approval was made at the…
The Naperville Park District’s free summer events begin July 7. The District is inviting the community to enjoy three favorite…
A peaceful protest was held at Millennium Park in downtown Aurora on Friday evening July 3, 2020. Just before 7:45…
Facebook will build an $800 million data center at the ChicagoWest Business Center in DeKalb, according to Krusinski Construction Company.…
Bruno the errant American black bear had been charming Illinoisans with his trek down the western edge of the state…
The four-team Managers for the City of Champions Cup have been locked in. New to the City of Champions Cup…
A Clay County judge’s ruling has ended Gov. J.B. Pritzker's executive orders limiting businesses and individual movements apply to everyone,…
Freeport School District Names Elementary Principals. The FSD 145 Board of Education has approved the appointments of Amanda Hayes as…
The City of Elgin Parks and Recreation Department has announced the decision of opening City-owned playgrounds on Monday, July 6.…
A Black-led non-profit organization, Threewalls providing support and visibility for ALAANA (African, Latinx, Asian, Arab, Native American) contemporary visual artists…
General III LLC has received a construction permit from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. The IEPA has also issued a…
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Eric Dreiband and U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois Steven D. Weinhoeft…
Cook County has waived late fees on property tax bills. The second installment of Cook County property taxes was mailed…
The Slammers have started signing players for the City of Champions Cup. The players signed also include Minor League affiliated…
A state senator is trying to legalize fireworks in Illinois. With fireworks readily available in neighboring states, State Sen. Chapin…
The actions of the New Berlin Community School District 16 Board of Education (BOE) vote to suspend NBEA Co-President Joe…
A Chinese businesswoman has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for conspiracy to commit visa fraud. 30-year old…
An Aurora man is arrested today on federal civil charge for allegedly throwing an explosive or incendiary device at a…
A joint investigation of federal and state was launched that targeted two street gangs responsible for firearms offenses, narcotics trafficking,…
Disaster Loans are available for Illinois businesses and residents affected by civil unrest. Illinois businesses and residents in Cook County…
An East Central Illinois has been charged by criminal complaint for alleged possession of more than 50 grams of methamphetamine…
Over-the-year in May, number of nonfarm jobs has decreased in all fourteen Illinois metropolitan areas. According to the preliminary data…
13 members of the Peoria street gang known as “Bomb Squad” have been sentenced. The gang members were convicted in…
You may be missing the workout at the gyms. You would have enjoyed the home workouts or a peaceful jog…
The U.S. Department of Labor has released the latest unemployment figures that show job losses remained stubbornly high. The department…
Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) and Governor Illinois have released the applications for two new business and…
Wheeling Police and firefighter/paramedics responded around 7:41 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, 2020, to a report of a serious crash with…
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