Bob Okon

City says public hearing on data center will still be 5:30 p.m. and vote will follow, but council meeting will start at 4:30 p.m.

The City Council is slated to vote on the Joliet Technology Center on Monday.

The Old Joliet Haunted Prison run by Thirteenth Floor Entertainment since 2020 during the Halloween season will not return this year.

The city on Thursday announced that data center developers have pledged $100 million contribution to Joliet days ahead of City Council vote on the project.

The free workshop is open to the public and provides expert advice on preparation and action for tornadoes and other emergencies.

The incident happened in the Cathedral Area of Joliet on Tuesday night.

Lawyers say this is the first case in which a state's attorney's office has tried to remove an elected official based on pre-election residency requirements

Plan Commission voted 7-1 for project with few questions after more than four hours of public comment and sends it to the City Council for approval on March 16.

The annual event include Jacque Herrera, new general manager at Chicagoland Speedway.

The proposed 795-acre data center next goes to the Joliet City Council on March 16 for a final vote.

The public and all candidates are invited to attend the event at New Canaanland Christian Church.

The Joliet Plan Commission votes Thursday on the plan for a 795-acre data center, and the City Council will follow on March 16. Residents continue to question the development.

Joliet sets March 16 meeting for City Council vote on data center, which will be reviewed by the Plan Commission on Thursday.

Rev. Larry Ellis was a lifelong resident of the South End of Joliet, where he also was a community leader and a minister at St. Mark C.M.E. Church.

The U.S. Forest Service did not say when the controlled burns would start. County emergency management officials will be notified when burning begins.