The Lincoln-Way Community High School District 210 board of education has named Michael Duback, the district's current Chief School Business Official, as the next superintendent of the district.
Celebrate Illinois Free Fishing Days weekend with free fishing pole rentals and giveaways throughout the weekend.
The trial for a former Joliet teacher charged with the 2018 murder of his wife has once again been delayed even though it was given a “firm trial date” last year.
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,
Eastbound lanes of I-80 will be closed this weekend between Wheeler Avenue and Richards Street for bridge deck repairs and pavement patching.
Joliet city officials gathered for an official dedication ceremony for the new City Square along Chicago Street on Thursday afternoon.
Prosecutors are opposing a request from a former Joliet police officer to expunge and impound a 2017 case where he was found not guilty of recklessly firing a gun during a domestic dispute.
Will County residents should take steps to limit mosquito breeding following all of the recent rainfall, health officials said.
Cars & Guitars is from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, June 18 and includes a concert from the band Silver Strings.
Outdoor farmers markets offer plenty of opportunities to shop local and support regional growers and vendors in the Will County area.
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.
Juneteenth is became a federal holiday in 2021. It is celebrated on June 19.
Joliet and Lockport high school sports and activities have canceled practices and camps on Wednesday due to the possibility of sever weather.
The mapping project is expected to take four to six weeks to complete, the city of Joliet said.
A Joliet man has been charged with possession of child sex abuse materials and a judge granted him pretrial release on Tuesday.
Preliminary estimates place the damage to the building at approximately $200,000, and the Plainfield Building Department has deemed it unsafe for occupancy. The fire remains under investigation.
After 17 tornadoes struck northern Illinois last week, experts say the state is nearing another record-breaking year for tornado activity