Lee Provost

The Bradley Village Board on Monday unanimously approved its $2.37-million property tax levy.

Monica Pizano is once again a trailblazer in Kankakee, this time as the first Hispanic parade marshal for the city's annual Christmas parade.

The planned indoor waterpark in Bradley has a commitment from Mattel, a nationally recognized producer of youth- and family-based toys, games and movies.

Kankakee property values are once again on the rise, this time by $35 million, officials reported Monday.

The holiday season officially arrived in Kankakee when Santa Claus came to the city depot.

No charges were filed regarding the Nov. 23 shooting death of a Chicago man along East Court Street in Kankakee.

It appears Kankakee's curbside recycling program will remain in place.

Due to the clash of seasons, Kankakee's Department of Public Works will extend its leaf pickup timeline.

Concerns regarding the forecasted cold temperatures on Thursday's evening, the tree lighting event at The Grove in Bourbonnais has been canceled.

After Jan. 1, Kankakee will begin towing vehicles which remain in the city's designated snow route.

After being officially formed about a year ago, the not-for-profit provider of free clothing for Kankakee and Iroquois County foster children, Georgie's Closet, has found its home.

No matter the weather or the circumstances, the Bradley Lighted Christmas Parade has been as reliable as Santa Claus.

A Burlington store is moving forward to locate within Bradley.

It was a large learning curve in her first year at the executive director of the Kankakee Development Corporation, but Nina Piolatto is set for year two.

“It’s about connecting, not correcting.” Those five words encapsulate the just unveiled “Mistaken Orders” program in Kankakee.