New Law Creates Political Sign Confusion: Will County Clerk

Signs for next April's elections are already being seen around Joliet, Voots said.

Quinn and Rauner's Top 10 Biggest Donors

Before you vote, you should know where all this money is coming from.

Take a Look at Which Organizations are Backing the Illinois Governor Candidates

A list of notable endorsements for both Quinn and Rauner.

Will County Board Approves 2014 Tax Levy Estimate, Increased Tax Rate

For most homeowners, the increase would mean an extra $5.50 on next year's tax bill.

Bertino-Tarrant To Host College Financial Aid Event

Area high school students invited to Oct. 23 event at the Black Road library.

New Reboot Illinois Exclusive Poll: Good news for Pat Quinn in Chicago, Suburbs

Quinn passes Rauner in new Reboot Illinois poll.

Early Voting Starts Oct. 20 in Will County

Voters can cast their ballots for the Nov. 4 General Election early.

Will Jesse White Cruise to a Record Fifth Term as Secretary of State?

Or will voters give Republican Mike Webster a chance to enact his vision to modernize the office? Reboot Illinois profiles the candidates.

Exclusive Reboot Illinois/Better Government Association Questionnaire: Three Gov Candidates in Their Own Words

A look at how each Illinois gubernatorial candidate plans to tackle the state’s biggest issues.

Voter Registration Deadline is Oct. 7

If you'd like to vote in the Nov. 4 general election, make sure you're registered.

Wilkosz to Head Will County Historic Preservation Commission

Janine Wilkosz said one of her first objectives is to focus on Will County landmarks.

Pat Quinn, Doing the Job He's Paid to Do: A Campaign Ad

The Second City Network mocks the gov in a parody campaign ad.

Patch Poll: What Do You Think of the 'New War on Terror' as the U.S. Commits to Going After ISIL?

President Obama commits the nation to military action in the Middle East to "degrade and ultimately destroy" ISIL. Where do you stand?

Pat Quinn and Bruce Rauner Jab and Jabber at Tribune Editorial Board Session

The governor candidates sit side by side for first time. We learn one is as corrupt as Rod Blagojevich and the other profits off misery.

Applications for Medical Marijuana Now Available

Medical Cannabis Pilot Program informational meeting takes place Wednesday, Aug. 20, in Chicago.

New Law Allows Schools Staff to Administer Epi-Pens

Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation that also allows students to carry epi-pens, asthma medication.

Channahon Hires New Village Administrator

Board also bids farewell to retiring employees.

Listen to the Heroin Overdose Call Made From a Judge's House That the 911 Director doesn’t want you to hear

After withholding a recording of a 911 call made from retired Will County Judge Rodney Lechwar's home in Channahon for nearly a year, Wescom Executive Director Steve Rauter was told by the Illinois Attorney General's Office to give it up.

Farmers Insurance Drops Lawsuit Against Will County, Area Towns

Suit named Will County, Joliet, Naperville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, New Lenox, Shorewood, Manhattan, University Park, Homer Glen, Frankfort, Channahon and Lockport.

Electric Aggregation Towns Won't See ComEd Rate Increase

Aggregation group's costs remain 36 percent under expected ComEd rate hike.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

Insurance Co. Sues Will County & 12 Towns, Alleges Failure to Avert 'Sewer Water Invasion'

The Illinois Farmers Insurance Company is suing Will County, Joliet, Naperville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, New Lenox, Shorewood, Manhattan, University Park, Homer Glen, Frankfort, Channahon and Lockport.

I-55 Lane Closure Starts Tuesday Near Channahon

Expect delays heading north.

Local Family Wins Fight Against Drunk-Defense Law

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs bill striking down statute that allows defendants to claim "voluntary intoxication."

Universal 911 Bill Passes Illinois Senate

Legislation prompted by a tragedy in Texas, after a 9-year-old girl was unable to call for help as her mother was murdered.

Republican Sheriff Candidate Nick Ficarello Won't Pursue Recount

Nick Ficarello lost the Republican nomination for Will County Sheriff by only 224 votes but will not ask for a recount.

Bertino-Tarrant Pushes for Universal 911 Dialing After Texas Tragedy

A 9-year-old girl was unable to call for help as her mother was stabbed to death in a hotel room because she didn't know she had to dial "9" first.

Kaupas Has Slim Lead in Will County Sheriff Race; Kelley Wins Democratic Nod

As of late Tuesday, Deputy Chief Ken Kaupas had 50.27 percent of the vote to Nick Ficarello's 49.73 percent.

Illinois Urges Major Retailers to Pull Tobacco from Shelves

U.S. attorneys general say a company that provides health care services shouldn't also sell tobacco products.

Do You Know Where to Vote Tuesday?

Polls open at 6 a.m. March 18.

Minooka Water Main Improvements Get State Funding

Funding is part of the state's "Illinois Jobs Now!" program.

Lawmaker Wants 'Kill Switch' on Cell Phones

The so-called "kill switch" could be flipped if a phone is lost or stolen—helping to curb the resale of the phones on the black market.

Quit Smoking ... Over the Phone

Will County Health Department offers a hotline to help smokers quit.

Manley Promotes Scholarship for 'Mature Women' Pursuing Higher Ed

Women age 25 and older can apply for the COWL scholarship.

St. Joe's, Health Department Working to Expand Obamacare Deadline

Schedule an appointment to get enrollment assistance.

Sheriff Candidate Steve Egan Unveils Plan to Serve Eastern End of Will County

Will County Sheriff's Lt. Steve Egan wants the department to open a full-service station in Crete-Monee.

Former Will County Community Health Center CEO Says She Was Fired For Reporting Federal Violations

Former Will County Community Health Center Chief Executive Officer Mary McHugh-Coffey filed a lawsuit claiming she should have been protected by the Illinois Whistleblower Act when she was fired.

Manley, Walsh to Host Financial Aid & Scholarship Seminar

Event is Feb. 24 in Joliet

Will County Urges Radon Testing, Provides Test Kits

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer deaths in the U.S., and testing is the only way to know if it's in your house, county officials say.

March Primary: Register to Vote by Feb. 18

17-year-olds can also vote if they will be 18 by the time the general election rolls around.