Sitting at 14 inches tall and made up of more than 1,400 Lego pieces is a custom sock monkey creation that 20-year-old Nathan Lilliebridge of Lake in the Hills hopes to make into an official set sold by the toy company.
“No Kings” rallies across the suburbs Saturday attracted thousands of participants.
Martejo Discount will be closing its doors for good at the end of November, while newcomer Crunch Fitness makes moves to take over the building in Algonquin.
A few risky fourth-down decisions paid off for Wauconda in a 25-20 victory over Antioch.
A Crystal Lake mother whose son died from a fentanyl overdose says a recent order issued by President Donald Trump to restrict federal funds from being spent on so-called harm reduction will only result in more drug-related deaths.
Friday evening’s varsity football game between Dundee-Crown and Prairie Ridge high schools was suspended at halftime because of shots fired nearby, Carpentersville police said.
Two thousand, two hundred and five days of frustration came to an end on Friday night in the Battle of the Tracks as Fremd (7-1, 3-1) took down crosstown rival Palatine with a 23-13 home victory, marking their first win in the series since 2019.
Palatine officials recently traveled to NRG Stadium in Houston to get a better idea of how a Bears stadium in Arlington Heights might affect Palatine.
Thanks to some deep-pocketed supporters, Wilmette’s Ted Dabrowski has a significant fundraising lead over the three other Republicans running for governor.
In the latest iteration of plans for a controversial data center in Naperville, a developer has backed off a proposed second phase of the project.