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Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant and Joliet Mayor Terry D'Arcy have partnered with ShareFest Will County to provide a free food giveaway this weekend.
The lead pastor for Victory City Church in Joliet said volunteers provided food to 600 families on Wednesday evening. Volunteers plan to deliver more food at 6 p m.. Thursday at the church.
Police have been to site 31 times since 2015, including body found July 2, fire in February, and trespasser injured in fall a year ago.
City Council votes Tuesday on $156,000 leased system aimed at detecting wayward trucks.
Staff has opened a pop-up location near the downtown museum at the University of St. Francis Art Gallery, 25 E. Van Buren St.
Joliet is eying a mobile unit that could be deployed around town much like the digital speed warning signs that police use in areas where speeding becomes a problem.
Mike Johnson and Ron Trujillo were among 13 employees and volunteers removed from the Joliet Area Historical Museum staff in 2023.
Joliet's police chief says most major violent crimes have decreased this year and the department’s rate for clearing homicide cases is over 80%.
An event in Joliet called A Day Of Healing will take place June 29. The event aims to provide healing for victims of gun violence and bring communities together.
The 19th Century stone building at 515 Summit St. was part of the old brewery complex that later became home to the Diocese of Joliet and now is the site of the Bishop’s Hill Winery.
City Council approves beautification project for this summer, comprehensive plan into the future.
Grand Prairie Water Commission being established as overseers of Lake Michigan water project.
An Illinois appellate court held a former Joliet inspector general's investigative report was immune from defamation claims lodged by a former Joliet City Council member.
The public safety forum is scheduled to take place at 7 p.m. June 26 at Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park, 201 W. Jefferson St., Joliet,
Honorary street name pays tribute to late Earl D'Amico and his D'Amico's 214 night club
New Slammers owner entertains chamber with stories of Veeck family history and says being part of Joliet community is a priority.
City says key spots around town will look better this summer.
Rosemaria DiBenedetto has been named communications director for Joliet
Will County States Attorney James Glasow and Joliet Mayor Terry D’Arcy each donated $10,000.
The Caritas Scholarship Celebration, organized by USF and the Caritas Committee made up of alumni, staff, faculty, and university friends, has been a long-standing tradition at the university.
A volunteer search for Robert Long will begin at 10 a.m. Friday. Man has been missing since April 11.
Swiftie Night, Ghostbusters Night some of the new promotional highlights for this season
Council likely to approve liquor license for Cemono's restaurant at Inwood complex.
Council tables vote on proposed warehouses while awaiting decision on CenterPoint lawsuit.
City appears to have offered little resistance to two dealerships moving to Plainfield.
Arcadia Cold Storage plans 295,000-square-foot facility at Joliet Logistics Park.
Mayor recommends licenses be denied when City Council votes Tuesday.
The one-year moratorium was to go to the City Council Land Use and Legislative Committee when it met Thursday but was pulled off the agenda.
Economic Development Cesar Suarez and Community Development Director Eva-Marie Tropper out.
City Council will consider paying consultant for advice on removing parking meters downtown.
Funding from the city of Joliet was held up amid inspector general report in November detailing complaints about management at Joliet Area Historical Museum.
D'Arcy said city needs to get going on comprehensive plan, still eyes Collins St. sports complex.