City

The city of St. Charles recently conducted a parking study to assess the current parking space inventory and recommend changes to improve the parking experience for visitors and residents.

Local real estate developer Frontier Development submitted concept plans for The Grove, a 21-unit townhome complex consisting of six three-story buildings around a private drive at 5N024 Route 31.

A second applicant has proposed an 85-foot Verizon cell tower in a strip mall at 1749 S. Randall Road, Geneva.

17 downtown area restaurants participate in 10-day event that starts Friday.

As proposed, Walnut Avenue would be closed to traffic from April 15 to Oct. 31. The sidewalk would be converted into an outdoor patio for Flagship on the Fox and the street would have outdoor dining.

At the recommendation of Mayor Lora Vitek, St. Charles City Council members have voted unanimously to approve the appointment of the first five members to the city’s new Dam Task Force.

Ascension Nurses' union will a hold community meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at downtown branch of Joliet Public Library.

The $6.3 million state grant made to the Joliet Public Library helped make remodeling of the Ottawa Branch possible.

Since taking over as city manager in December, Beth Beatty said Joliet feels a lot like the place where she was raised – an industrial area, a river town, families with roots, and “just the willingness of its people who want to give back to the community.”

A look back a some of the best photos from events and happenings in 2023 around Will County.

The city of Joliet is considering new safety measures on the Interstate 55 Northeast Frontage Road at the location of a fatal accident in April,

New Joliet City Manager Beth Beatty started work on Monday. Mayor Terry D’Arcy issued a statement saying Beatty has started meeting with city staff.

Joliet Inspector General Sean Connolly argued in court Wednesday that he has standing to sue Illinois State Police for failing to fully comply with a subpoena he sent for investigation records.

City plans to bring back deputy city manager, communications staffer and lawyers.

A developer that wants to build 288 apartments on the west side of Joliet will hold a community meeting for potential neighbors on Wednesday.