The residents and non-residents of Naperville can apply for availing the offer. The qualified residential and non-residential customers of the…
The Joliet Junior College Culinary Competition Team remained second in the nation at the National Conference of the American Culinary…
The theme of the First Fridays in Aurora is something witchy and fall fun. The event is scheduled on October…
A bicyclist was killed by a driver at 8th Street and Jackson Street of Waukegan last Thursday. The driver hit…
Aurora, IL – The true story of Newsboys’ strike of 1899 produced by Disney has been kicked off in the…
Construction will begin on a public clubhouse in Addison as the DuPage Forest Preserve District gives approval. A public clubhouse…
State Representative Andrew Chesney refused to take a pay raise of $1628 and gave it to the local organizations working…
The demand of the striking student was political actions to be taken on climate change. Thousands of students gathered in…
The main aim of the informal event is to build a conversational relationship between the community of Naperville and the…
SPRINGFIELD, IL. – A ceremony has been organized in the City Council Chambers in which eight new officers joined the…
The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) announced a tax amnesty program. It is a one-time tax amnesty program for the…
A woman was about to be drowned in the Fox River on Friday night when three police officers of Aurora…
Joliet Junior College runs an automotive service technology program. Navistar, a famous manufacturer of commercial vehicles, donated two trucks, 2014…
Good news for Naperville as the Naperville Police and Fire Departments are teaming up once again to invite all the…
Freeport Police has reported the arrest of a wanted fugitive at a motel in Joliet Illinois. The wanted fugitive was…
The Joliet Police Department, in collaboration with the Illinois Department of Transportation, will take part in statewide efforts to promote…
In its first round of funding, the Illinois Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program (SHTC) has set $9.75 million in tax credits.…
A study has revealed that, in Illinois, African Americans are eight times more likely than whites to be homeless. With…
Aurora GreenFest will be celebrating their 10th birthday on Saturday, Sept. 28 and everyone is invited. They will be celebrating…
A meeting has been organized inside Freeport City Hall in which the local leaders will discuss the two proposed ordinances.…
It seems that Illinois’ pension problem will continue to persist as a panel of financial experts failed to give a…
U.S. News & World Report have released the annual college rankings on Monday in which there are two Illinois Universities…
The teams for the 2019 Brave Launch cohort have been announced by the Illinois Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and the…
NAPERVILLE, Ill. – The improvements to the upper level of the Municipal Center Parking Deck will start on the week…
The 69th Annual Fall Festival of Lena Lions will be held in downtown Lena. The festival is scheduled on 6th…
It will be an amazing Friday, September 13th at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance in Chicago as the…
Southern Illinois University Carbondale has released its figures on Wednesday showing declining enrollment again this fall. However, there is good…
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