Joliet City Council

City considers grinding and neighborhood sidewalk projects to get 'more bang for the buck'

City Council approves land lease that allows plan to move forward for 1851 Cassedy house. History on Wheels is a traveling exhibit that portrays the role of African Americans in U.S. military history.

Joliet's inspector general said the former city manager gave permission to sue Illinois State Police for the agency's investigation records.

City Council tables vote on NorthPoint Development plan until Jan. 16. Center Properties gets the same treatment.

Developer wants City Council approvals Tuesday as it plans cold-storage warehouse facility.

Program is tied to lost business revenue attributable to downtown construction projects.

The Joliet City Council this week turned down a proposed liquor store on South Chicago Street and approved alcohol sales inside a hotel near Louis Joliet Mall.

Nurses at Ascension Saint Joseph – Joliet hospital said strike is over unfair labor practices during contract talks.

Luther Johnson wants to take up the cause that originated more than three years ago when the Will County Historical Society agreed to take ownership of the Casseday House with a plan to create a museum devoted to local African American history.

A woman will receive $250,000 as part of a settlement in a federal lawsuit case where she said she was wrongfully tackled to the ground by a Joliet police officer and arrested in 2019.

Beth Beatty scheduled to start on Dec. 11.

Mike Veeck and son William Night Train Veeck make presentation to Joliet City Council committee.

A nonprofit devoted to African Amiericans' role and service in the U.S. military history wants to turn the building at Jackson and Youngs Avenue into a museum.

First multi-year contract for Joliet city manager since 2017

The Joliet City Council went into a closed meeting on Monday to discuss city manager candidates with a few of them saying they were ready or close to making a decision.