During a special May 2 meeting, the Tinley Park Village Board of Trustees honored two local students for their achievements in earning the rank of Eagle Scout.
Illinois Sen. Sue Rezin criticized the state for the money Illinois spends to provide health coverage to undocumented immigrants, commenting on the issue as Title 42 regulations ended on May 12.
The Bolingbrook Village Board voted to approve a contract for mosquito abatement services in the community during the board's regular meeting on April 25.
Members of the Crest Hill community celebrated the accomplishments of a local youth athletics team which was honored by the city council during the council's April 3 meeting.
The Crest Hill City Council asked city residents to take part in a competition, and pledge to conserve water all month, during the board's April 3 meeting.
The Joliet City Council voted on a series of ordinances pertaining to the planned unit development of a Stepping Stones subdivision during its meeting on March 21.
The Beecher Community School District 200U Board took public comments at its March 13 meeting and discussed a referendum the district issued proposing an increase to the limiting tax rate in order to make up for an expected $5.3 million budget deficit the district faces.
Illinois Republican Party Chairman Don Tracy is encouraging more voters to take advantage of absentee voting to boost the party's overall chances of victory in the April 4 election.
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said that ending the cashless bail system would be a "more fair" way of handing bonds, as the governor awaits a ruling on the issue by the state Supreme Court.
The Orland Park Village Board honored several local athletes as the board handed out Community Pride Awards to Pioneer cheer teams during the board's meeting on Feb. 6.
The Tinley Park Village Board recognized some of the community's local businesses as part of the board's monthly "business spotlight" program at its meeting on Feb. 7.
Illinois state Sen. Win Stoller said the DCFS needs new leadership after a lawsuit was recently filed accusing the department of allowing children be be wrongfully detained.
The Will County Board is moving forward with plans to demolish the vacant county courthouse in downtown Joliet, despite efforts by area preservation groups to save the building.