A “millionaire tax” proposal floated in the Illinois House failed to gain enough traction in Springfield last week, making it increasingly unlikely that voters will be asked to approve the …
DuPage County State’s Attorney Bob Berlin announced last week that Judge Brian Telander has sentenced a Roselle man to 45 years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for shooting an innocent …
DuPage County State’s Attorney Bob Berlin and DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick announced last week that Judge Joshua Dieden granted the state’s motion to deny pre-trial release for a …
DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Elmhurst Chief of Police Michael McLean announced last week that Judge Joshua Dieden granted the state’s motion to detain pre-trial a Chicago man …
State Rep. Diane Blair-Sherlock, D-Villa Park, recently introduced and passed a bill ensuring Home Owners Associations (HOAs) and Condominium Associations (COAs) cannot prohibit first responders from parking their emergency vehicles on their property.
DuPage County Stormwater Management has been operating the Elmhurst Quarry Flood Control Facility, Spring Creek Reservoir (Bloomingdale), Wood Dale-Itasca Reservoir and Armstrong Park (Carol Stream) following consistent intense precipitation that began Tuesday evening, April 14.
State Rep. Diane Blair-Sherlock, D-Villa Park, introduced, sponsored and passed a bill ensuring overpayments made to a government entity are included in the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (RUUPA), increasing government transparency and accountability.
On April 1, Illinois Trooper Day, the Illinois State Police (ISP), Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), Illinois Tollway and the Illinois State Police Heritage Foundation announced every ISP Officer killed in the line of duty will be honored for their sacrifice for the people of Illinois with a memorial sign along Illinois roadways.
York Township Supervisor Timothy Murray and township staff announced last week the passing of former York Township Assessor Deanna Wilkins.
Starting in late October, a group of Buddhist monks made a 2,300-mile pilgrimage from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C. in a Walk for Peace, passing through multiple states before arriving in the nation’s capital on Feb. 10—all to raise awareness for peace in daily life and foster national unity during times of division.