An audit found the state agency charged with distributing unemployment benefits continued to fall short in administering claims filed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
State agency lacks data to back $6 million in unemployment claims, audit finds
Day: September 26, 2024
U-46 students introduced to careers and academic paths at Explore 2024
About 2,500 eighth graders visited Now Arena in Hoffman Estates on Thursday for the Explore 2024 expo, which introduces students to various career paths and academic programs as they prepare for high school and beyond.
Aurora police investigate fatal hit-and-run car crash
Officials are asking for the public’s help in locating the driver who fled the scene.
How many more losses do the Chicago White Sox need to break the modern-day record?
The Chicago White Sox have matched the 1962 New York Mets for the most losses in modern-day Major League Baseball history.
Southern Bone & Joint Specialist Announces Friday Night Clinic for Football
The Friday Night Clinic is back! It’s held At 345 Healthwest Drive, Dothan from Fridays 8:30 PM to 11:00 PM, offering quick care for sports injuries. This adds to their support of local athletics, including on-site game care. The clinic’s orthopedic team aims to give fast, expert treatment to athletes, potentially speeding up recovery and ensuring safe return to play.
Kane County offers $755,000 in grants to food-growing businesses and organizations
Applications to the Kane County Food and Farm Resiliency Grant Program will be accepted until Oct. 8.
Column: Chicago Bears players have offered feedback to Shane Waldron after the offense’s rocky start. Is it just more talk?
Shane Waldron is stressing communication and has received considerable player feedback this week as he seeks the keys to turning around a struggling Chicago Bears offense.
Remodeled Hanover Park Caputo’s Fresh Market to hold grand reopening Saturday
Angelo Caputo’s Fresh Markets in Hanover Park will be showing off its more than $3 million remodel during a grand reopening celebration from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
District 15 dealing with ‘structural deficit’ as it adopts this year’s budget
Palatine Township Elementary School District 15 is facing a structural deficit.
After an eventful year as Chicago police superintendent, Larry Snelling makes it clear it’s not about him
Autonomy is important to Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling. From the chiefs overseeing CPD’s bureaus to young patrol officers, he wants everyone in the police department to feel supported in their job. After years of serving as a training academy instructor and an expert witness in use-of-force matters, Snelling is confident and well-spoken with a physically commanding presence. He is in charge and he’s willing to mix it up. But, he says, it’s not about him. “My job is to make sure everyone else has what they need to succeed,” Snelling told a City Club of Chicago luncheon last month. […]