10000 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Illinois on Friday. The COVID-19 death toll has already surpassed 10000 in…
Illinoisans have rejected the Fair Tax Agreement. However, an advocacy group has suggested that relief could also be provided through…
On Wednesday, November 4, 2020, around 11:00 p.m., police and firefighter/paramedics from Arlington Heights responded to a report of an…
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) reported on Thursday, November 5, 2020, that the state had 9,935 new confirmed…
The Peoria Area Chamber of Commerce, Peoria Innovation Alliance, Distillery Labs, and the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council will be…
Chicago will see significant new exhibitions opening up. Many galleries will be opening major shows that will be their final…
The City of Elgin is reminding prospective candidates for the city councilmember positions in the 2021 Elgin municipal election of…
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said it is not clear whether Illinoisans rejected or approved the progressive income tax amendment. Pritzker…
Over the debate of the Fair Tax Amendment, we had written about "the shadow politics." University of Illinois at Chicago…
Kim Foxx, the incumbent Democratic candidate, has fended off a challenge from Republican Pat O’Brien to become State’s Attorney of…
Kodi Smith, a University of Illinois Springfield student, has been selected as the winner of the Student Laureate Award. The…
The counting still goes on. Illinoisans cast votes in massive numbers through polls and mail-in balloting. They voted for two…
Arlington Heights Public Works Forestry Department Special Operations for Christmas Tree or Holiday Tree at North School Park. On Tuesday…
A Hoffman Estates male was shot in the face on Tuesday, October 27, 2020. The homicide investigators of police announced…
The residents of the City of Elgin will get an opportunity to compost their pumpkins with a collection event on…
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Hospital released the results of a survey conducted in May – July 2020, in which…
For the inaugural edition of Intersect Chicago, Intersect Art and Design have announced over 100 exhibitions. Intersect Chicago is a…
28-year-old Joseph L. Hughes, aka "Joe King" of St. Louis, Missouri, has pleaded guilty to enticement of a minor and…
A man is facing a federal criminal charge for allegedly using an explosive device to damage a suburban Chicago restaurant.…
Tom McNamara, the mayor of Rockford, is holding a stance to urge JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, to ease…
Michael M. Rapa, a 67-year-old Fairview Heights man, has been charged with three counts of possessing child pornography. According to…
The US Bureau of Statistics provided preliminary data to the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES). The data has been…
There is no other precious gift than gifting your blood to save the life of someone else. According to the…
A video series was shot at the University of Illinois Springfield’s Child Protection Training Academy. The series is serving as…
A group is preparing to declare its independence from Illinois. They said the residents are growing frustrated because they feel…
Joliet Area’s Zonta Club is hosting LUNAFEST, a virtual film festival highlighting women as leaders in society. On Thursday, Oct.20,…
The city of Naperville has organized two programs to dispose of leaves this season. The leaves change color and fall.…
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