A workplace shooting in February that claimed the lives of five employees added Aurora to the unwelcome list of recent American tragedies. The fatal shootings of six people — including…
They have closed budget deficits, made program and staff changes, grown enrollment, opened additional campuses – and, in one case, even overseen a name change. They are the women…
Chronicle Media captured the top prize for non-daily publications in the Northern Illinois Newspaper Association’s annual competition. With 15 awards, including six first-place…
The 2019 MFA Acting class at Northern Illinois University may be finished with academic tasks in DeKalb, but they haven’t moved far away. Many of them, as well as a host of other…
Opioid abuse, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) says, is “Illinois’ greatest public health and public safety crisis.” The National Safety Council (NSC) says opioid…
Put your creativity, design ideas and engineering skills to the test for the 2020 Bridge Busting Contest with 4-H. Registration is open for the eighth annual competition on Jan. 11,…
Congresswoman Lauren Underwood (IL-14) will host an informational workshop on Medicare Open Enrollment from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26 at the Plano Public Library, 15 W. North…
Four exterior walls remain standing, but Aurora’s historic Masonic Temple is now little more than a ruin following a fire that ignited on Monday night, Oct. 8 and extended well into…
