Kendall County Times Report Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Pritzker undecided on whether to support a Chicago mayoral candidate

By Kendall County Times Report | Mar 6, 2023

Former Chicago Public Schools chief Paul Vallas and Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson are the two finalists who will be facing off in the upcoming mayoral race.

Marter: 'I don’t see a reason to even remotely put us in the threat of litigation'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 28, 2023

James Marter, Oswego Village Board Trustee recently shared that he has no problem with allowing more apartments across the Village on Feb. 15.

Medium 174100209 600990974168431 7037457911733872531 n

Stoller: 'If the Governor gets what he wants, our state will have increased its spending by more than $10 billion'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 28, 2023

Sen. Win Stoller blasted Gov. J.B. Pritzker's latest budget proposal on Feb. 20 claiming it is just more of the same kind of reckless spending that has put the state in trouble.

Kendall County's Marter on falling Chicago arrest numbers: 'Right now, there is no accountability'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 18, 2023

James Marter, Kendall County GOP Party chairman, has criticized state leaders for the low number of arrests in the city of Chicago.

Pritzker: 'There are a lot of hoops to run through in the General Assembly for this to ever get to me'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 12, 2023

Gov. J.B. Pritzker recently hinted that he doesn’t expect to see any paperwork tied to a new Chicago Bears stadium in Arlington Heights landing on his desk anytime soon.

Stoller: 'The purpose of being here today is to get to know Rochelle'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 12, 2023

Sen. Win Stoller (R-Peoria) recently visited Rochelle for the first time since redistricting made the Hub City area part of his district.

Marter: DCFS 'needs to be torn apart and rebuilt'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 5, 2023

Kendall County’s Republican Party Chairman James Marter is dismayed by the allegations in a civil rights lawsuit filed against the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services and is calling for an agency overhaul.

Purcell: 'I urge all residents to support Yorkville Public Library'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 4, 2023

The city of Yorkville is getting ready for its exciting library fundraiser.

Rezin joins Senate GOP in supporting resolution 'to help fight against increasing taxes on Illinois families and businesses'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 4, 2023

State Sen. Sue Rezin (R-Morris) recently joined her GOP colleagues in supporting Senate Resolution 27.

Pritzker to end COVID-19 emergency declarations in May but warns virus 'has not disappeared’

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 4, 2023

Illinois is one of eight states to still have COVID-19 disaster declarations in place nearly three years after the pandemic started. That will change in May.

Montgomery swears in thee new officers, honors confectioner

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 3, 2023

At the Jan. 23 meeting of the Village of Montgomery Board, police Chief Philip Smith introduced three new officers to the board.

Illinois' Stoller on possible graduated-income tax revival: As General Assembly returns, 'this is something that everyone needs to keep a close eye on'

By Kendall County Times Report | Feb 2, 2023

Illinois state Sen. Win Stoller (R-Germantown Hills ) is warning that Democrats are again working behind the scenes to advance the graduated income tax proposals voters previously soundly rejected.

Joliet fire chief: 'With the amount of health care shortages that we have now... there are just not enough people to meet those needs'

By Kendall County Times Report | Jan 29, 2023

The Joliet City Council learned how the Fire Department is working to increase public safety, including boosting CPR survival rates, during a recent meeting.

Joliet mayor on quarry proposal: 'People are upset about it. It should be brought forward very publicly and either voted up or voted down so we can move forward'

By Kendall County Times Report | Jan 29, 2023

The Joliet City Council voted to postpone a hearing on a controversial quarry development until after the April election.

Pritzker defends new gun law: 'There is a great deal of investment that we've over the last two years made in crime prevention'

By Kendall County Times Report | Jan 29, 2023

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is defending the state's sweeping new gun laws as a step toward making streets safer while also predicting that the new law will survive all the legal challenges it now faces.

Kendall County Times

Kendall County Times Report News

Pritzker undecided on whether to support a Chicago mayoral candidate

Marter: 'I don’t see a reason to even remotely put us in the threat of litigation'

Stoller: 'If the Governor gets what he wants, our state will have increased its spending by more than $10 billion'

Kendall County's Marter on falling Chicago arrest numbers: 'Right now, there is no accountability'

Pritzker: 'There are a lot of hoops to run through in the General Assembly for this to ever get to me'

Stoller: 'The purpose of being here today is to get to know Rochelle'

Marter: DCFS 'needs to be torn apart and rebuilt'

Purcell: 'I urge all residents to support Yorkville Public Library'

Rezin joins Senate GOP in supporting resolution 'to help fight against increasing taxes on Illinois families and businesses'

Pritzker to end COVID-19 emergency declarations in May but warns virus 'has not disappeared’

Montgomery swears in thee new officers, honors confectioner

Illinois' Stoller on possible graduated-income tax revival: As General Assembly returns, 'this is something that everyone needs to keep a close eye on'

Joliet fire chief: 'With the amount of health care shortages that we have now... there are just not enough people to meet those needs'

Joliet mayor on quarry proposal: 'People are upset about it. It should be brought forward very publicly and either voted up or voted down so we can move forward'

Pritzker defends new gun law: 'There is a great deal of investment that we've over the last two years made in crime prevention'

Rezin: 'Illinois families do not want more taxes that they can't afford'

Federal Firearms Licensees of Illinois: ‘Help us win this latest legal battle!’

Kendall County Republicans touting opposition to gun ban

Joliet City Council commends Plainfield South boys' cross country team for state title

Apartments representative to trustees: 'We have the highest standards at Montgomery Place'

Village of Oswego President and Board of Trustees met Oct. 15

Other Publications

News

Marketing

More Info