While individual suburbs should have a role in specifying local laws on e-bikes and e-scooters, they optimally would start from the state’s general guidance, according to a panel of experts at a Northwest Municipal Conference summit Monday.
Officials at Lisle’s Morton Arboretum are preparing for the annual autumnal color change among its scores of deciduous trees.
The victim of a fatal car crash, which occurred over the weekend in Lake Zurich, was identified publicly Monday.
It’s been nearly a year since voters in Indian Prairie District 204 overwhelmingly approved a $420 million borrowing plan for building improvements, and various schools have seen progress on significant projects.
‘We’re over the moon,“ Chicago River Swim organizer says of the event that celebrated the waterway’s rebirth and helped ALS research.
The quest to revive downtown Lake Zurich has been an arduous journey since the village began buying properties more than 20 years ago but officials say the tide is turning.
A previously convicted sex offender was sentenced to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty last week to sexually assaulting an underage girl.
An Aurora man has been charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding police, who were trying to arrest him on domestic violence charges.
St. Charles officials have greenlit plans for an eight-unit duplex development on South First Street in the city’s downtown, and construction could begin this year for units expected to be priced over $1 million.
Wayne resident Tom Breen recently retraced the route his father Vernon took during his World War II combat tour through Europe.