State Rep. Natalie Manley is working to lower prescription drug prices and limit predatory practices by pushing new regulation of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in Illinois.
Illinois Lawmaker Seeks to Lower Prescription Drug Prices and Limit PBMs’ Predatory Practices
Trailside trivia or nighttime fishing during June
The Forest Preserve District of Will County is hosting a variety of programs including a Summer Solstice Paddle, Trailside Trivia, Fishing for Trash, Museum Campus Day, and Where the Wildflowers Are.
Old Canal Days festivities is back
The Lockport Old Canal Days festival will kick off on Thursday, June 6th with a special Glow Night theme, expanded festival offerings, DJ Jon Wise, and a free souvenir mug for the first 100 adults.
Everyone needs hope
Despite the challenges of aging, illness, and loss of hope, Jeremiah 29:11 offers a message of prosperity, hope, and a future to those who are willing to keep trying and seek answers.
Country Club Hills School District 160 celebrates end-of-year with safe summer event
Country Club Hills School District 160 hosted a Safe Summer event to promote summer safety, connect with the community, and celebrate the end of the school year, featuring mental health activities, medical checkups, and minority-owned entertainment businesses.
Gov. Pritzker passes sixth consecutive balanced budget
Governor Pritzker has passed a $53.1 billion state FY25 budget package that includes investments in early childhood, business development, and working families, while also eliminating the statewide grocery tax and providing $1 billion in medical debt relief.
Joliet narrows selection of lead companies for city comprehensive plan
The City of Joliet Land Use & Economic Development Committee has recommended two companies to lead the city’s efforts to complete a long-term comprehensive plan, with Lamar Johnson Collaborative to lead the project and Urban3 to perform a specialized Economic Analysis.
Romeoville State of Village: New Mercedes Dealership among coming businesses
Mayor John Noak of the Village of Romeoville has forged connections with the community, increased retail sales, added jobs, and is working on a new pipeline to connect Lake Michigan water to neighboring communities, while also working on a new interchange at I-55 and Airport Road.
AG Raoul and Illinois Department of Human Rights passage of legislation to enhance Civil Rights protections
The Illinois General Assembly has approved legislation amending the Illinois Human Rights Act to clarify and strengthen its protections, allowing the Attorney General’s office to enhance enforcement against discrimination and improve processes.
Pace kicks off milestone anniversary with a weekend of Free Rides, Metra also
Pace is offering free rides on June 8th and 9th to kick off their 40th anniversary celebrations, allowing the community to experience the convenience and benefits of public transportation at no cost.

