Gov. J.B. Pritzker's COVID-19 mitigation efforts are challenged by attorneys in court. Now, one of those attorneys is also challenging…
To provide a new way to travel between Bucktown and Lincoln Park, developer Sterling Bay has released plans for a…
The US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois is serving the communities of the Central District of Illinois.…
Optima, Inc. has said that it has started construction on Optima Lakeview. The construction is a seven-story transit-oriented development (TOD)…
Clean Energy Jobs Act CEJA’s support is growing as a new poll of key Chicago borders’ areas and the suburbs…
A woman who falsely claimed to suffer from breast cancer and genetic disorders to defraud nonprofits has pleaded guilty. 35-year-old…
COVID-19 cases are rising in Illinois as the Illinois Department of Public Health announced a record one-day high of 4,554…
Heath D. Shelton, a 36-year-old Smithton man, has pleaded guilty to a single count of making a false statement to…
The centralized location of Chicago is continuously providing it an edge to grow its industrial market. The superior railway and…
Christopher Thompson, a 29-year-old Kentucky man, has been charged with mail and wire fraud. He is the former assistant director…
Aurora Downtown is presenting the Sugar Skull City event from October 15 to November 15. The event will coincide with…
Former office manager of a Champaign, Ill., contractor supply company has been indicted by a grand jury on charges that…
The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) conducts an annual survey under its Digital Health Most Wired program. The…
Halloween Nights Lights is a completely different event introduced by Naperville Park District this year. There will be a lot…
An Indiana man is facing the law as he is charged with a federal firearm offense for allegedly illegally selling…
The second phase of a 47-story tower at Michigan and Wacker has acquired a building permit of $28 million from…
It is a unique first year of teaching for new teachers in Illinois. The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE)…
Kinzie Builders said that it had topped off a $20 million rental community project in the Chicago suburb of Mount…
An event was organized at Crafts Technology to kick off October’s National Manufacturing Month in Illinois. The Illinois Department of…
After spending nine years at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Sunjay Kaushal, MD, Ph.D., will return to Ann…
The Schaumburg Police Department has initiated an investigation of an alleged Criminal Sexual Abuse and Battery. On August 21, 2020,…
Representative Jay Hoffman, D-Swansea, urged small businesses to apply for additional funding under the Business Interruption Grant (BIG) program. The…
Centerstone is celebrating September as National Recovery Month. National Recovery Month is recognized by Centerstone as a time to spread…
CBS 2’s Steven Graves reports that a total of nine people were wounded between the shootings at 68th Street and…
On September 16, at 9:33 p.m., members of the Springfield Police Street Crimes Unit had noticed that a vehicle driver…
Daniel A. Betty, 28, of Decatur, Ill., is sentenced to serve 22 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting and…
Illinois’ recreational marijuana tax revenue is accelerating as it approaches $20 million a month. The Illinois Department of Revenue has…
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