U.S. Representative Sean Casten (IL-06) has led a bipartisan letter along with 1 Illinois 6th District Mayors, Village Presidents, and…
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH), on Saturday May 2, 2020, announced that the state has 2,450 confirmed new…
Freeport Park District has introduced a new leadership team. Freeport Park District’s Executive Director, Ron Schneider, has assembled a talented…
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Thompson Center in Chicago on Friday to record their protests against and in favor…
Funds are being made available by the Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity. The funds will be for your local…
Elgin’s current facility closures and class, program and event cancellations are extended through at least May 30. The decision is…
35 COVID-19 relief grants totalling $12, 250 will be distributed by the Aurora Downtown COVID-19 Response Fund. The fund was…
School District U-46 Superintendent Tony Sanders to be awarded an honorary doctorate of Humane Letters by Judson University’s Board of…
JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, dismissed a lawsuit filed against his stay-at-home order on Wednesday. The COVID-19 cases in…
The City of Elgin’s golf courses will open to the public with limited services on May 1. The golf courses…
The coronavirus pandemic has affected the meat plants as it forced them to be closed. JB Pritzker, the governor of…
An emergency administrative ruling related to the workers’ compensation amid the coronavirus pandemic has been overturned by an affiliated lobby…
Fourteen members of the Stephenson County Board announced that they sent a letter to JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois,…
The plans for the McCormick Place Alternative Care Facility have been scaled back by the City and state officials. It…
Chicago will see "modular" and "prefabricated" single-family homes in Back of the Yards as Chicago Cityscape reports on a new…
The United States Hockey League (USHL) announced on Friday that Owen Power of the Chicago Steel was named 2020 Defenseman…
The stay-at-home order makes it hard for all of us to celebrate the birthday of a child as the in-person…
The Naperville Millennium Carillon in Moser Tower will be honoring the healthcare workers and first responders during the coronavirus pandemic…
The American Public Power Association (APPA) has awarded the City of Naperville’s Electric Utility with Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3)…
The state of Illinois has blown past Gov. Pritzker’s goal of 10,000 COVID-19 tests in a day. On Friday, the…
Naperville Park District is offering virtual fitness classes. A variety of virtual classes are being created by the Naperville Park…
United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, John R. Lausch, Jr., has announced today that to combat the…
The Naperville City Council has voted unanimously to extend the local state of emergency and disaster. The vote took place…
The Chicago Steel have announced that the team has decided to highlight the Tinson family of Sugar Grove for the…
In March, construction employment has declined in 20 states and D.C. The figures have aligned with the results of Associated…
The Illinois Tollway, Illinois Department of Transportation, industry partners, frontline construction workers, and the Illinois State Police are collaborating once…
An Elgin Fire Department firefighter tests positive for COVID-19. This is the first time a firefighter has tested positive. April…
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