Bribery charges for Illinois State Representative
Illinois State Rep. Luis Arroyo has been charged with offering a bribe to a fellow state lawmaker. He has been …
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6 Distinguished Alumni recognized by Highland Community College Foundation
The Highland Community College recognized six Distinguished Alumni on Oct. 10 at the Freeport Club, Freeport. The Foundation has recognized …
Pumpkin Composting event to be hosted by Elgin
The City of Elgin residents have an excellent opportunity to compost their pumpkins as the city is arranging a collection …
Woman hurt in U.S. 20 crash settles for $1 Million
$1 Million settlement for woman hurt in a crash on U.S. 20 in 2018. The case was settled on Thursday …
To assist Nonprofit, Elgin hosts Annual Winter Wear Collection
All Elgin fire stations will be accepted winter outwear as part of donation now through December 25, 2019. On behalf …
CareerSpark 2019 Recap
On October 8th and 9th, the 3rd annual CareerSpark Expo was organized in which over 4,600 eighth grade students from …
Chicago progresses in combating violent crimes, US Attorney’s Office says
John R. Lausch, Jr., holds the office of the US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. The US Attorney’s …
Unemployment rate decreases in twelve metropolitan areas of Illinois
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) released the preliminary data today. …
JJC will accept applications for radiologic technology program from Nov. 1-30
The Junior Joliet College has announced the dates of the application submission for the radiologic technology program. The applications will …
TED Group to host second public input session on October 29
The Transportation, Engineering, and Development Business Group of the City of Naperville invited the public to attend a second public …
Safety and Economic Benefits wait after Joliet Interstate improvements
The recently released Rebuild Illinois Highway Improvement Program includes the new interchange at I-55 and IL 59. The program also …
Veto session awaits for Clean Energy Jobs Act
Things don’t look good for the Clean Energy Jobs Act as the General Assembly’s fall veto session awaits for it …
City of Joliet names two buildings ‘historic landmarks’
Two new buildings have been added to the local historic landmarks by the City of Joliet. The buildings have got …
Soybeans leading the race in delayed harvest
In the latest, slowest Illinois harvest in a decade, Soybeans are leading the race. The U.S. Department of Agriculture Crop …
Freeport urges the residents to participate in Hero Tree initiative
The local heroes of Freeport, Illinois will be recognized and memorized in the form of a Hero Tree. The Hero …
Greater Peoria celebrates Manufacturing Month
There is so much in Greater Peoria to celebrate in the Manufacturing Month. Greater Peoria is known as the earth-moving …
Pritzker announces rebuilding of road and bridges in Illinois
The Illinois Department of Transportation will work on the projects of rebuilding roads and bridges in Illinois. It is part …
Experts expect lower population of bobcats this season
The officials have set the limit of 500 and enlarged the legal hunting area this bobcat hunting season. The season …
Highland Community College appoints Musso as Career Service Coordinator
Anthony Musso has been appointed by the Highland Community College as a Career Service Coordinator. He has the goal of …
Pawar and Biss address on issue of using public dollars to enhance public good
A meeting was organized at the Naperville Municipal Center in which two former candidates for governor urged to use pension …
Mendota Education Association announces strike after negotiations stalled
The negotiations between the Mendota Education Association (MEA) and the Mendota School District 289’s Board of Education (D289 BOE) have …
Homeowners get rebate offer from Naperville Electric Utility
The City of Naperville Electric Utility has been offering a rebate up to $1000 to the homeowners who install a …
Advance Illinois’s report reveals Illinois schools on the rise
Advance Illinois, a statewide education advocacy group, released its annual report on “The State We’re In”. The annual report said, …
Aurora’s Keystone Building will be redeveloped to luxury apartments
The Keystone Building located in 30 S. Stolp Ave is an iconic building of Aurora. The building will be reconstructed …
City of Naperville’s bulk curbside leaf collection begins on Monday
Buckle up Naperville residents as the bulk curbside leaf collection program will begin on Monday, October 21. The program will …
NHTSA spreads message that ‘Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving’ on Halloween
Halloween is celebrated by millions of children and adults every year. It is a holiday which is celebrated in the …
Corn and soybeans prices fall due to lowered harvest estimates by USDA
The harvest estimates for corn and soybeans have been lowered by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The lowered …
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