Lee Provost

The wait for a conclusion to the long-running legal battle regarding the murder of a Bradley police sergeant takes its toll.

At the annual State of the County presentation, the message was plain and it was simple: Kankakee County people control Kankakee County's future.

Purchasing the former deteriorating former Salvation Army Thrift Store property was never the goal of the Kankakee City Council, but that is where they now are.

The planned $18-million expansion of the Kanakee-based Aqua Illinois water plant brought neighborhood concerns during a public meeting.

The Bradley bar, Mac & Frankie's, recently learn their punishment for a December incident at its business.

Nearly one month following the tragic, horrific death of his fiancée at a Momence-area bar, the man who was set to marry Courtney Drysdale sat down with the Journal.

An Onarga man in possession of a bomb in April 2025 was sentence this week to federal prison.

Seventy years and counting at the Jones Funeral Home.

The Bradley administration is undeterred regarding its latest court rejection regarding its legal fight with Kankakee

President Donald Trump will deliver his State of the Union on Tuesday and while some representatives from Illinois will be in attendance, some are choosing to stay home.

The breach of contract lawsuit filed by Bradley against Kankakee regarding the wastewater treatment plant has been dismissed.

Bourbonnais Police Sgt. Dave Herberger said goodbye to his beloved K-9 partner, and family member, Athos.

Following through on an election pledge, Mayor Chris Curtis is upping the effort to find an east side grocery.

The source of the soap which created a sudsy mess along Kennedy Drive a few weeks ago has been found and fined.

A Bradley Commons Shopping Center location which once offered mattresses is being transformed into a Bricks & Minifigs business.