A lawsuit filed by a civic advocacy organizations claims state agencies and law enforcement agencies have kept the public “largely in the dark” about the outcomes of cash bail abolishment under the SAFE-T Act.
Celebrate Illinois Free Fishing Days weekend with free fishing pole rentals and giveaways throughout the weekend.
Turtle mortalities have been documented on Division Street near the Lockport Prairie Nature Preserve, said Juli Mason, the forest preserve’s director of conservation programs,
Joliet city officials gathered for an official dedication ceremony for the new City Square along Chicago Street on Thursday afternoon.
Will County residents should take steps to limit mosquito breeding following all of the recent rainfall, health officials said.
Joliet is paying out from a past practice of forcing truckers to have their cases heard by an administrative law judge hired by the city.
Rialto officials say the loan is needed to ensure the historic downtown Joliet theater has heating and air conditioning.
State Rep. Stephanie Kifowit, D – Oswego, is the new next executive director for the Construction Industry Service Corporation (CISCO).
The mapping project is expected to take four to six weeks to complete, the city of Joliet said.
Will County communities are bracing for another round of severe thunderstorms on Wednesday even as they are still cleaning the debris from last week’s derecho.
The new Smart 911 alert system is replacing the current Everbridge system that several Will County municipalities currently use to send out public safety messages to registered residents via text, phone, email, or app alerts.
Historic Rialto Square Theater needs city money to help pay for $9 million HVAC project.
On June 10, officials participated in a groundbreaking ceremony at Oswego East High School for a 30-mile, nearly $400 million Lake Michigan transmission main extension to provide Lake Michigan water to Oswego, Yorkville and Montgomery.
Joliet provides ComEd update, instructions for tree debris disposal, and opens Wellness Center with ComEd at Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park.
A section less than a block long will be closed to provide access for a crane.
Joliet put out an announcement two minutes before 3 p.m. that it would close City Hall at 3 p.m. But city will keep doing business by phone.
The Grundy County Board approved a new solar guideline Tuesday that requires solar developers to have concrete plans in place before receiving permits from the county, a move that State's Attorney Russ Baker said would strengthen the county's standing in a case it plans to appeal
The Ottawa Street parking deck will remain open as it gets its first new coat of paint in more than 30 years as Joliet embarks on another downtown improvement project.