Waukegan Airport Expansion Stalls Amid Environmental Concerns and Community Pushback
The proposal to extend Waukegan National Airport's runway faces community opposition over environmental concerns and health implications. The FAA has yet to schedule a public hearing, leaving the future uncertain.
Aurora Transportation Center Transforms Into Temporary Warming Shelter Amid Freezing Weather
The City of Aurora has opened a warming center at the Aurora Transportation Center to provide shelter during extreme cold weather from January 13 to January 22, offering water and snacks to those in need.
Chicago Becomes Global Puppetry Hub with International Festival Showcasing Art and Storytelling
The Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival is set to showcase an array of puppet performances, workshops, and exhibits from local and international artists, aimed at both adults and children.
Enzo's Beef & Sausage in Chicago Heights to Close After Over 70 Years
Enzo's Beef & Sausage in Chicago Heights is closing on March 31, 2024, after being a community staple since 1946. The family-owned business announced the closure on Facebook, urging customers to visit before it shuts down.
Illinois Governor Pritzker Defends Biden Amid Low Poll Ratings, Criticizes GOP Rivals as 2024 Presidential Race Looms
Governor J.B. Pritzker downplays President Biden's low approval ratings, predicts improvement with a better economy, criticizes GOP policies, and discusses immigration challenges.












