GENEVA – The suburban Daily Herald covered an event promoting STEM careers Monday night (7/10/2017) at the FONA facility in Geneva, and came away with a renewed
May U.S. cutting tool consumption totaled $191.93 million a report issued Wednesday by the U.S. Cutting Tool Institute (USCTI) and AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology
MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin’s “right to work” effort signed into law by Governor Scott Walker in 2015 was upheld by a federal appeals court July 13,
HARRISBURG, IL – Writer Dwyer Gunn takes a sobering look at the once-thriving mining towns in Southern Illinois – now desperate for an economic revival
SCHAUMBURG – “HELP WANTED” That’s a sign manufacturers nationwide are displaying everywhere – on the web, in their local papers, in their yards. But not
The Girl Scouts want to see more women in STEM careers. The organization announced this week it is adding 23 new badges related to science,
Walmart announced Wednesday morning its plans to invest in policies they believe it would take to begin to move manufacturing back into America – reflecting
Investors.com’s Stephen Moore wrote Wednesday on the fiscal crisis going on in Illinois … The media has hyper-obsessed over the Kansas tax hike this year and
The State Journal Register is reporting that a Kansas company has filed Illinois’ first request to drill since fracking was signed into law four years ago. Woolsey
TMA Education Foundation presented McHenry High Schools a grant check totaling $25,000. The grant fulfilled the schools’ request for funds to purchase two refurbished Monarch
