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September 18, 2024

Veterans get a place to call home

A housing development for veterans has opened in downtown Chicago Heights. Otto Veterans Square is an 82-unit, four-story development on the former site of St. James Hospital. The $30.8…
September 18, 2024

Will spotlight put more fans in NIU stadium?

As the delirium of NIU’s historic upset of Notre Dame fades, one of the questions hanging in the air is whether the Huskies’ victory will translate into more fans in the seats for…
September 18, 2024

Chicago area gets funds to make roads safer

The Chicago region and other parts of Illinois got more than $32 million in federal funding to make the roads safe for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. Chicago received most of…
September 15, 2024

Deaf ministry reaches milestone

The Archdiocese of Chicago today celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Ministry Formation Program for deaf Catholics at St. Francis Borgia Parish chapel. The celebration was at the…
September 14, 2024

Rialto workers improperly removed, stored asbestos-containing material, AG says

Materials containing asbestos were improperly removed and stored during a renovation project at the Rialto Square Theatre in downtown Joliet, according to Illinois Attorney General…

Veterans get a place to call home
September 18, 2024

A housing development for veterans has opened in downtown Chicago Heights. Otto Veterans Square is an 82-unit, four-story development on the former site of St. James Hospital. The $30.8…
Will spotlight put more fans in NIU stadium?
September 18, 2024

As the delirium of NIU’s historic upset of Notre Dame fades, one of the questions hanging in the air is whether the Huskies’ victory will translate into more fans in the seats for…
Chicago area gets funds to make roads safer
September 18, 2024

The Chicago region and other parts of Illinois got more than $32 million in federal funding to make the roads safe for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. Chicago received most of…
Oswego senior center seeks $2.2 million for improvements
September 17, 2024

The Oswegoland Senior and Community Center settled into a new home two years ago but the site remains a work in progress. The former Oswego police headquarters at 3525 U.S. Highway…
Deaf ministry reaches milestone
September 15, 2024

The Archdiocese of Chicago today celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Ministry Formation Program for deaf Catholics at St. Francis Borgia Parish chapel. The celebration was at the…
Rialto workers improperly removed, stored asbestos-containing material, AG says
September 14, 2024

Materials containing asbestos were improperly removed and stored during a renovation project at the Rialto Square Theatre in downtown Joliet, according to Illinois Attorney General…
East St. Louis man charged with attempted murder
September 14, 2024

An East St. Louis man is charged with attempted murder and other charges, stemming from a road-rage shooting on Interstate 57. LeJoshua Smith, 40, is being held in Champaign County…
Family awarded $8 million in suburban mom’s death
September 14, 2024

The family of an Ingleside woman has been awarded $8 million in a negligent cardiac care lawsuit. Deborah Giorno, 67, died March 28, 2018, a week before she was set to undergo a transcatheter…

Early research shows end of cash bail having limited impact

September 18, 2024

SPRINGFIELD — A year after Illinois became the first state in the nation to eliminate the use of cash bail, the impact on the state’s criminal justice system appears to be far less…

Getting away with long-term fraud

September 14, 2024

Two thieves created a scam they managed to keep going for more than a decade before finally being caught. Keeping it going that long doesn’t make them smart; it makes them long-term…

Stakeholders working on marijuana equity system flaws

September 11, 2024

Medical marijuana patients can purchase cannabis grown by small businesses as part of their allotment, Illinois’ top cannabis regulator said, but smaller, newly licensed cannabis…

Massey’s death underscores state delay in launching mental health responses

September 11, 2024

An Illinois law intended to help people with mental illness avoid confrontations with police had been on the books for three years when Sonya Massey was shot in Sangamon County. The…

Report shows Illinois union participation declining

September 11, 2024

SPRINGFIELD – Overall participation in labor unions has declined in recent years in Illinois, although the state has seen an increase in successful unionization efforts for the second…

State law banning concealed carry on public transit ruled unconstitutional

September 11, 2024

A federal judge in Rockford has declared a state law banning concealed firearms on public transit systems unconstitutional – at least as it applies to four individuals who challenged…

Veterans get a place to call home

Will spotlight put more fans in NIU stadium?

Chicago area gets funds to make roads safer

Deaf ministry reaches milestone

Rialto workers improperly removed, stored asbestos-containing material, AG says

Veterans get a place to call home

Will spotlight put more fans in NIU stadium?

Chicago area gets funds to make roads safer

Oswego senior center seeks $2.2 million for improvements

Deaf ministry reaches milestone

Rialto workers improperly removed, stored asbestos-containing material, AG says

East St. Louis man charged with attempted murder

Family awarded $8 million in suburban mom’s death

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Early research shows end of cash bail having limited impact

Share the road with farmers

Getting away with long-term fraud

Stakeholders working on marijuana equity system flaws

Massey’s death underscores state delay in launching mental health responses

Report shows Illinois union participation declining

State law banning concealed carry on public transit ruled unconstitutional

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