The Will County Department of Public Health on Thursday reported the total number of county residents infected with the Coronavirus had climbed to 77 and that a total of three people had died with the virus.

In an effort to centralize communication from various elected officials’ offices, county departments, and agencies relating to the coronavirus crisis, the Will County Executive Office’s IT department has created a COVID-19 page on its website.

Households across the country are receiving important U.S. Census Bureau reminders with important detailed information about how to respond to the 2020 Census. The plan is to include everyone you expect to live in your home on April 1. Heads ...

March Madness may be canceled, but the Forest Preserve District of Will County has its own "seeds" and brackets and you can play along on Facebook by voting in the "Tournament of Birds" through April 1. The tournament is part ...

The Valley View School District 365U Nutrition Services Emergency Meals for Kids program is expanding to include a fifth distribution site. The Emergency Meals for Kids program supplying free “Grab ‘n Go” meals will be available at Brooks Middle School, ...

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Friday afternoon issued a mandatory statewide stay-at-home order for all residents to begin at 5 p.m. Sautrday and run through April 7. Before making the announcement about the stay at home order, Pritzker said a ...

Illinois had a total of 1,049 positive confirmed cases of the Coronavirus, and nine confirmed deaths as of Sunday evening, according to the Illinois Department of Public Health's website. A previous report from a Will County Health Department official that ...

Mayors and local officials are taking steps to keep residents informed and up to date on the latest information in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, in an effort to minimize its impact. Joliet Mayor Bob O'Dekirk on Monday declared a ...

This is a complete list of Polling Places that have been relocated for the Tuesday, March 17 Presidential Primary Election due to concerns about coronavirus:

Joliet – In response to the evolving issue of the coronavirus or COVID-19 around the world, Rhonda Novak, the Will County Supervisor of Assessments, has announced a delay in the mailing and processing of all renewal exemption applications including the ...

The Workforce Center of Will County has cancelled all workshops and events until March 31 due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Thetimesweekly.com The Will County Health Department (WCHD) is recommending that event organizers postpone, cancel, or if feasible, offer virtual participation for community events expected to have over 250 participants until further notice. This is based on the increasing number of ...

Will County officials on Friday discussed steps the county is taking to address concerns around COVID-19 (Coronavirus), yet said the county is not currently distributing any tests for the virus. Officials said the general public is safe and that there ...

Will County Clerk Lauren Staley Ferry announced that several Polling Places that were stationed inside retirement homes would be relocated due to concerns about coronavirus. The Polling Place locations that are being changed are: