Bob Okon

Two houses were hit by gunfire on Saturday night while people were inside, Joliet police said. No one was injured.

People brought photographs, newspaper articles, church bulletins and other items with personal tales of local Black history to the Joliet Area Historical Museum.

Candidates for the April 1 election gave their views on city issues at a forum held Thursday.

Most businesses are awaiting consequences, but not all are forecasting doom and gloom

Cesar Guerrero testified at Thursday a ballot hearing. His attorney says Will County is trying to keep Guerrero off the ballot. County attorney says candidate ignored repeated warnings of ineligibility.

People with photos and artifacts reflecting local Black history can bring them to the Joliet Area Historical Museum on Saturday.

City considers hiring contractor to broaden its presence on social media.

Cesar Guerrero is suing while Will County Annette Parker keeps him off ballot.

A 17-member committee and more will help Joliet map out its first comprehensive plan since the 1950s.

Officially called the Loughran Building and built in 1890, the downtown Joliet location was last used for Crabigale's comedy club in 2005. The city is looking again to market the building.

Illinois' Gov. JB Pritzker cancels groundbreaking of Brandon Road Lock and Dam project in Joliet as he says funding is at risk from Trump administration freeze, but construction is already underway.

The Joliet City Council approved spending $115,000 to buy two of seven parcels needed for the levee to be built along the east side of the Des Plaines River.

First round of appointments to citizens' committee for Joliet comprehensive plan stirred a backlash.

Construction starts in May as Joliet revamps its water system and switches from wells to a Lake Michigan pipeline.

President Trump on Thursday announced another round of tariffs as Will County farmers, car dealers, builders and others try to figure out how the new administration’s trade policy will affect their business.