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September 19, 2023
(Springfield-jm) – With the end of cash bail now law in Illinois, the back and forth over how it affects victims of crime continues. The state’s Pretrial Fairness Act is the first in the ...
September 19, 2023
Pelicans are a rare sight in the Region but they do pass through on their annual spring and fall migration. People will get a good chance to see the majestic,
September 19, 2023
All three are slated to be completed in the second half of 2024. They include: Armour Road Bridge, Interstate 57 over Grinnell Road and Railroad north of Illinois 17, and
September 18, 2023
The watchdog overseeing agencies under Gov. J.B. Pritzker has referred 177 cases to law enforcement in which there was “reasonable cause to believe” a state worker “improperly obtained” a federal pandemic business relief loan, according to a report released Tuesday. The specifics of the alleged fraud likely won’t be known until reports on those cases are issued, a process than can take months. ...
September 18, 2023
"Theyre (young people are) the who are going to be hurt by this if things dont change."
September 16, 2023
U.S. Marine Corps veteran Jason Sicard wanted to go for one last motorcycle ride before he died. His final wish became a reality Sunday when he rode at the front
September 16, 2023
During a 51-year span, from 1912 to 1963, deadly tornadoes struck Kankakee County four times, causing 12 deaths, dozens of injuries, and millions of dollars in damage. This week’s column
September 15, 2023
Kankakee Community Colleges ALIVE literacy program has received a grant from the office of Illinois Secretary of State and State Librarian Alexi Giannoulias.
September 15, 2023
CCP-Linked Company Building Battery โGigafactoryโ Near Key Military Sites In Illinois Nick Pope and Philip Lenczycki on September 14, 2023 Gotion, Inc., a
September 14, 2023
To date, the vast majority of the founded cases — 132 — have been among employees at the state Department of Human Services.