Lee Provost

The breach of contract lawsuit filed by Bradley against Kankakee regarding the waterwater treatment plant has been dismissed.

Seventy years and counting at the Jones Funeral Home.

Bourbonnais Police Sgt. Dave Herberger said goodbye to his beloved K-9 partner, and family member, Athos.

Following through on an election pledge, Mayor Chris Curtis is upping the effort to find an east side grocery.

The source of the soap which created a sudsy mess along Kennedy Drive a few weeks ago has been found and fined.

A Bradley Commons Shopping Center location which once offered mattresses is being transformed into a Bricks & Minifigs business.

The ownership of the 44,000-square-foot former Big Lots! site in Bradley is seeking a new occupant.

Visit Kankakee County, the region tourism organization, has named its new executive director.

Yet another new name will be entering the Kankakee County coffee shop market.

New house construction starts within Bradley remains slow.

The anticipated $4.5-million expansion of Kankakee-based Harbor House is set and will be named after one of its dedicated social workers, Lorena Panozzo.

When it comes to growth in Bradley, one need look no further than its sales taxes.

The Kankakee River will be the site for national championship racing for the coming years.

The former Heinz Pet Food production site in north Kankakee has been purchased by a Milwaukee real estate firm.

An Indian cuisine restaurant is set for Kankakee County.