Former Chicago Alderman Solis's Undercover Recordings Take Center Stage in Michael Madigan's Corruption Trial
Ex-Chicago Alderman Danny Solis testified against Michael Madigan, detailing alleged quid pro quo schemes revealed in FBI wire recordings during Madigan's trial for bribery and racketeering.
New Resource Center Aims to Empower Minority and Female-Owned Businesses in Will County's Infrastructure Projects
A new Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Resource Center has opened in Will County, Illinois, to help minority- and female-owned businesses with projects like the I-80 transformation.
Belleville Man Charged with Seven Counts of Child Pornography Distribution, AG Raoul Announces Sweeping Efforts Against Child Exploitation
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul charged Austin A. Wheat with seven counts of disseminating child pornography, each a Class X felony with up to 30 years in prison.
Chicago Gears Up for Wintery Week: Sunny Skies with a Side of Snow and Arctic Chill
Chicago faces changing weather with a chilly start, potential snow, and a rain-snow mix. Conditions will vary, affecting travel. Post-Thanksgiving, temperatures will drop, reaching the season's lowest, with sunny but cold days ahead.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson Prioritizes Police Reform with Funding for 162 CPD Positions in 2025 Budget
Mayor Johnson has confirmed funding to reinstate 162 consent decree positions for Chicago police reform in the 2025 budget, ensuring CPD's commitment to constitutional policing and community trust-building.
Illinois Power Agency Seeks Community Input on Solar Initiatives with Focus on Environmental Justice
The Illinois Power Agency seeks community input on its Illinois Solar for All program, focusing on environmental justice and serving underserved groups, with a feedback period from December 2 to 20 and a workshop on December 16.












