The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Plainfield residents.
See the latest announcement from the Will County Illinois.
Mechanics from more than 50 dealerships, including Webb Chevrolet, staged a walkout Monday after rejecting the latest contract proposal.
Due to a large increase in COVID cases, both locally and nationwide, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Illinois Department of ...
Many in the Plainfield area behind on rent. A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday.
State representatives and senators, including Plainfield's Mark Batinick, joined forces supporting public access for the DuPage River.
This bridge is estimated to support more than 20,000 trucks daily and will reduce truck traffic on local roads such as Route 53, which t ...
Parts of Plainfield, including Lockport Street, will undergo repairs. Residents can have their questions answered at an Aug. 4 meeting.
The unemployment rate in Will County decreased recently.
Registration and Networking begins at 11:00 a.m. with lunch being served at noon. The County Executive's presentation begins at 12:30.
There's some confusion about the impact the project will have on homeowners, according to a village official.
Here is how the Plainfield area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.
A special meeting will be held June 28, and one of the items is to approve Plainfield Fest, which organizers said will happen July 16-18.
Will County's unemployment rate decreased recently.
At Monday night's board meeting, trustees voted unanimously to pay Northbrook firm GovHR $22,000 to fill Brian Murphy's former position.
With Brian Murphy out, Plainfield will vote on a contract to pay a Northbrook company $22,000 to find a new administrator.
The Plainfield board of trustees held a meeting Thursday afternoon to discuss Brian Murphy's removal, seemingly to no avail so far.
Kalkanis, Larson, Ruane, and Wojowski are working hard to spit in the faces of Plainfield citizens--and they want us to fund the effort
U.S. shows great variance in access and use of high-speed internet.
Longtime resident, former quality assurance executive and current football coach thought to be the township's first Black elected official.
Rod Westfall, projected to keep his seat on the board of education, called the campaign the “toughest” he’s ever seen.
The more than 2,000 votes received by the withdrawn candidate are invalid and won't be reported after Tony Fremarek resigned in March.
The former township supervisor was ahead of current trustee Margie Bonuchi by 242 votes.
Three seats are up for grabs on the Plainfield Village Board, while a new mayor will be elected for the first time since 2009.
The resignation and withdrawal of Supervisor Tony Fremarek leaves just a write-in candidate for the race.
There are four spots up for grabs on Plainfield's District 202 school board and nine candidates. Voting takes place this Tuesday.
With just a few more days left to vote, campaign ads and conduct confirm voting for John Argoudelis is the better choice.
IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Will County neighbors.
And, if you are surprised to see me say that, know that I am, too. But, I've got good reasons.
It's been under way at the Will County Clerk's Office since Feb. 25.
Incumbent now out of the race just weeks ahead of the April 6 election. But a write-in candidate has emerged for township supervisor.
Plainfield mayoral candidate John Argoudelis said his opponent, Margie Bonuchi, makes decisions based on "cronyism and prejudice."
Rep. Lauren Underwood said gun violence is a "public health epidemic" and meaningful action is a "moral obligation."
Plainfield mayoral candidate John Argoudelis said Anthony Fremarek should be booted from the ballot and should resign from his position.