Bob Okon

State and local officials say tax incentives were never delivered as job numbers fell short.

Guerrero moves on after historic first term in at-large council seat,

Property tax levy going up 6.5%, but Joliet city officials say only 1% will be paid by existing homeowners.

The Joliet electoral board on Tuesday held a hearing that involves a former city employee objecting to four candidates being on the ballot in the April City Council election.

Lions Electric, manufacturer of electric buses and trucks, did not provide details on its future plans for its Joliet factory. Mayor Terry D’Arcy said he believes operations stopped as of Monday.

Joliet City Council holds public hearings Tuesday on property tax levy and 2025 budget.

Women and children won’t be the only residents in a residential recovery complex for female addicts to be built in Joliet. Spouses of the women will be allowed at Hope Manor Village.

The City of Joliet electoral board meets Tuesday to consider petition challenges to four candidates, including one incumbent.

Democrats plan to elect Joe Van Duyne as county board chair.

A developer wants to build Vista Ridge, the largest subdivision on the far west side of Joliet in 20 years, and is putting some pressure on the city to approve its plan in December.

Joliet City Council meets Monday and Tuesday with budget and property tax levy on the agenda.

Employees volunteer at Northern Illinois Food Bank center.

The Joliet Light Up the Holidays festival and parade runs all day Friday. The parade will be along Ottawa Street, and the Christmas tree lighting will be outside the Joliet Public Library on Ottawa St.

Southern Will County residents are trying to stop 3,600 acre solar energy complex.

Joliet Mayor D'Arcy holds off on denial of liquor license for BP station near Houbolt Road.