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Monee, IL Alert This Morning: Burglary Suspects Flee on I-57

Monee, IL – Three masked burglary suspects remained at large Thursday after allegedly stealing two cash boxes from a gaming cafe and fleeing police on Interstate 57 in Chicago’s...

Bradley-Bourbonnais High School Opens 2026-27 Student Parking Registration

Bradley, IL – Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School District 307 has opened student parking permit registration for the 2026-27...

Lake County, IL Cold Case: Woman Charged in Newborn’s Grocery Store Death After 25 Years

Round Lake Beach, IL – Nearly 25 years after a newborn infant was found dead in a bag...

Hobart, IN Crash Today: Vehicle Slams Into Home on Joliet Street

Hobart, IN – Emergency crews are responding to a vehicle that crashed into a home in Hobart, prompting...

Joliet, IL Barn Fire Destroys Vacant Structure Saturday Afternoon

Joliet, IL – A large vacant barn was destroyed in a Saturday afternoon fire, but firefighters were able...

Fannie May chocolates now available nationwide online

CHICAGO – For the first time in company history, Fannie May will be bringing their chocolates born in Chicago direct to consumers through a...

Pritzker discouraged some long-term care workers refuse to get COVID-19 vaccine

(The Center Square) – A recent study shows the health care workers who perform most of the direct care for nursing home residents are lagging in...

Attendees of St. Anne Pumpkin Fest begin reporting COVID cases

BOURBONNAIS - Several attendees of St. Anne’s Pumpkin Fest this last weekend have begun to report cases of COVID-19. According to reports into the newsroom,...

State and local government job growth lags as economy recovers

(The Center Square) – As the economy recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, the return of jobs in much of the public workforce continues to...

Illinois providing more funds for home energy assistance, other services

(The Center Square) – Illinois is tapping into more American Rescue Plan Act funds to help needy families with energy bills and other costs. The Help...

Illinois’ eviction moratorium set to expire Oct. 3

SPRINGFIELD – The state’s moratorium on enforcement of residential evictions will expire on Oct. 3, according to Gov. JB Pritzker’s latest COVID-19 executive order issued Friday. Pritzker...
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