Lee Provost

Physical and mental trauma sustained in the March 10 tornado by an Aroma Township homeowner continues to overwhelm her years of joy at her Sandbar Road property.

There are some familiar faces in new roles within the Kankakee Fire Department following recent promotions.

The Manteno Chamber of Commerce presented six awards at its annual dinner and awards banquet.

The transformation of a former downtown Kankakee funeral home into an apartment development is set to being.

Kankakee Mayor Chris Curts and his wife, Lori, had an encounter with the world's most influential figure.

In the minds of the Kankakee Public Works crew, they only did what needed to be done and that was helping a neighbor in need.

A group of Kankakee County military veterans, mainly Marines, continue their call for service well into retirement years.

The Kankakee City Council is making a substantial investment in the repair of its streets.

A new mother in Aroma Township believed for a moment she would not be able to celebrate Mother's Day with her long-awaited baby girl as the March 10 tornado unleashed upon their home.

While a major hurdle still remains, the developer for a planned 32-unit Kankakee senior housing plan gained approval from the Kankakee City Council.

A group of six 100 year olds at Westwood Riverside Senior Living Community have seen much and continue their journey.

The Kankakee Police Department filled its sergeant vacancy and hired another officer.

A long-awaited park on Manteno's east side recently opened, but it is a much different area.

The wheels continue to turn in regards to the pending construction of the Bradley-based indoor waterpark.

The Bradley Village Board unanimously approved its Fiscal Year 2027 budget this week.