59 min ago | WSJM-AM Saint Joseph
NRC Webinar Set For This Afternoon
Tonight the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is hosting a webinar to discuss the regulations surrounding releases from nuclear power plants.
4 hrs ago | Naperville Sun
Dinosaurs,' - Bugs' invade Chicago area
This Memorial Day weekend, two separate family-friendly events upend the conventional wisdom about some of history's most fearsome and fascinating creatures.
12 hrs ago | Patch.com
Lisle's Capital Management Accused of Defrauding Clients
A Securities and Exchange Commission fraud complaint has been filed against Capital Management Associates Inc.
Cannabis, Drug Item Possession: Police Blotter
Paul C. Gleason, 26, of the 900 block of Inverness, Lisle, was charged with possession of cannabis and drug paraphernalia.
Tea Party Group Protests Outside IRS Office in Downers Grove
Dozens of tea party activists rallied outside the Internal Revenue Service office in Downers Grove on Tuesday to protest the tax agency's improper targeting of conservative groups.
Your Take: Should DUI Alcohol Limit Be Lowered To 0.05 Percent?
One drink could be the standard for drunken drivingat least for some people if the National Transporation Safety Board has its way.
Finding a nanny for the summer requires more time and planning than a finding a babysitter.
'Flood journey' continues for those displaced from Lisle apartments
Floodwaters begin overtaking cars April 18, as seen from Debra Schulz's eighth-floor apartment at the Towers at Four Lakes complex in Lisle Floodwater and floating debris remained April 19 on the lower level and garage at the Towers at Four Lakes in Lisle, a day after flooding rains soaked the suburbs.
Police Blotter: Suspended License
Sarah C. Ford, 20, of the 1500 block of Jill Court, Glendale Heights, was charged with driving while license suspended on May 12.
Two Women Arrested After Fight, Thefts from Meijer: Bolingbrook Police Blotter
May 4 Disorderly conduct, possession of drug equipment Christian Mendoza, 33, 411 Providence Ct., was arrested at 6 p.m. and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting a peace officer and possession of drug equipment on the 400 block of Wellington Lane, police said.
Best of Craigslist: Blackhawks Drink Machine; Own Village Greens' Scoreboard
The following items and postings were found on Craigslist for the Naperville, Lisle and Woodridge area.
DuPage's FEMA Flood Disaster Center Opened in Lisle; Assistance Available
The following is a press release from DuPage County : DuPage County Board Chairman Dan Cronin urges residents affected by the recent flood to apply for federal assistance to help alleviate expenses incurred in the recovery process from the April storms.
Naperville Chamber Announces Small Business of the Year Award Winners
Small businesses are the engine that keeps a large city like Naperville running, so it's only fitting that they are honored every year.
Controlled Substance Possession: Police Blotter
Adam P. Roser, 28, of the 5100 block of Lincoln Avenue, Lisle, was charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia.
Lisle Residents Vent Flood Frustrations at Meeting
About 200 residents filled Trinity Lutheran Church on May 9 for a meeting about flood relief and recovery in the Village of Lisle , a meeting that turned into a display of residents' anger towards the Village, the Chicago Tribune reports.
David Rogers' Big Bugs invades the Morton Arboretum
LISLE – Larger-than-life insects are invading Chicagoland this summer, as The Morton Arboretum celebrates the world of bugs with David Rogers' Big Bugs exhibition.
Chicago Craft Beer Week Highlights & Extras, Friday May 17
First, apologies if putting yesterday's article in list form threw you off. This little content farm called Examiner not only wants lists and slideshows.
DuPage's FEMA Flood Disaster Center Opened in Lisle; Assistance Available
The following is a press release from DuPage County : DuPage County Board Chairman Dan Cronin urges residents affected by the recent flood to apply for federal assistance to help alleviate expenses incurred in the recovery process from the April storms.
Flood relief office set up in Lisle
Residents affected by flooding a month ago have a variety of ways to apply for federal assistance to help meet recovery expenses.
Appeals for public information spike 22 percent
Illinois residents have the benefit of new laws aimed at opening up more government records - and when they don't get the information they want, they're raising a stink about it.