Illinois: A Great Place for Specialty CropsIllinois, known for its vast corn and soybean fields, is also a hub for a wide variety of specialty crops that grace our Thanksgiving tables. With its fertile soil and favorable weather conditions, Illinois has become a prime location for cultivating an array of foods, making it more than just a corn and bean state.According to the Illinois Farm Bureau, our state has the potential to grow almost anything you would find in a grocery store, except for tropical fruits. The bureau emphasizes that Illinois is particularly well-known...
Illinois State Senate District 25 candidate Heather Brown recently recounted a troubling experience during a petition drive event in which she felt intimidated by two individuals.
Lisle Township Supervisor Diane Hewitt was arrested on Nov. 1 and charged with misdemeanor Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. The arrest came following a report of erratic driving in Warrenville, as noted by local police.
Constance Lynne Clark is criticizing U.S. Rep. Sean Casten (D-IL) for a perceived double standard following violent protests at the Democratic National Committee. The criticism comes in response to the treatment of protesters compared to those involved in the January 6th incident.
Illinois State Representative District 82 candidate Nicole La Ha Zwiercan is expressing her gratitude to those who helped her campaign receive the number of signatures required for her petition to appear on the March 19 primary ballot. The process commenced in September with candidates throughout Illinois starting their broader election season.
The district office located at 416 E. Roosevelt Rd. in Wheaton, Illinois will be closed for construction and maintenance from today until December 1st, 2023. This temporary closure is necessary to ensure that our office can better serve the constituents of the State of Illinois.During this time, we want to assure the public that our team is still available to assist with any issues or concerns. Representative Grant, the officeholder, emphasized the importance of continuing to provide services to the community despite the closure. He stated, "Please continue to contact us...
This Thanksgiving, the Naperville Police Department is joining the Illinois State Police and local law enforcement to ensure holiday travelers are buckled up and driving sober with a “Click It or Ticket” and “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” enforcement campaign that runs Nov. 17-27.