Lee Provost

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.

Those seeking one last look at Bradley's longstanding Red Lobster restaurant had better head in that direction as demolition is slated to begin.

Kankakee downtown parking lot, including the Farmers' Market lot, will be getting some needed attention.

Houses were destroyed and communities will be altered for years to come, but one Kankakee County golf course took a direct hit from the March 10 tornado, losing approximately 300 trees with some as old as 250 years old.

Riverside Healthcare seeks to have new direction for the former Bourbonnais Cigna property before 2026 ends.

Riverside Healthcare will demolish the former Cigna building on its Bourbonnais property, determining that restoration costs were too high.

A fundraising organization has been established to aid Aroma Township residents impacted by the March 10 tornado, with a fundraising event set to take place from 5-11 p.m. May 30 at the Knights of Columbus.

The house and barn are gone, but the Gerth family will continue to move forward following their harrowing March encounter with the Aroma Township tornado.

A Lombard-based developer is targeting a 32-unit, senior housing development in south Kankakee.

The Kankakee Fire Department hired two new officers, bringing the department's force up to 48.

Bradley continues forward movement on the planned Mattel waterpark and the summer groundbreaking remains on target.

Prime Healthcare, the owner and operator of St. Mary's Hospital in Kankakee and others, has gained an OK to purchase another suburban hospital.

Two new restaurants, which will operate under one roof, will soon be calling Bradley home in the Bradley Commons Shopping Center.

U.S. Small Business Administration opens Disaster Outreach Centers in Aroma Park, Kankakee and Bradley.