A mix of new housing. A more permanent shelter for the Naperville Farmer’s Market. An inviting pedestrian environment. A panel of real estate and development professionals is charting a new vision for properties around Naperville’s 5th Avenue Metra station.
The city of St. Charles could impose new regulations and fees for AirBnbs, Vrbos and other short-term rentals that are unregulated within city limits.
Fire and police officials joined community members in Schaumburg, Wheaton and other suburban communities Thursday to remember the events of Sept. 11, 2001, and honor the lives lost.
Developers of a $500 million data center looking to build in Batavia have promised an efficient cooling system to cut down on water usage, which the city has capped at 1,000 gallons per day.
One of Chicago’s most noted restaurants — avec — is opening its first suburban location this spring.
An official in Utah said Thursday police are working to identify Charlie Kirk’s shooter, who jumped off a roof and fled after firing the fatal shot.
Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old activist who was shot at an appearance at a Utah college Wednesday and later died, personifies the pugnacious, populist conservatism that has taken over the Republican Party in the age of President Donald Trump.
American flags honoring first responders killed on 9/11 are posted in the visceral “Healing Fields” in Carpentersville and in West Dundee 24 years later.
Rolling Meadows’ city council voted 4-3 against implementing a so-called “road diet” of a milelong stretch of Kirchoff Road that would have reduced the thoroughfare from five lanes to three.
A day after a gun was discovered in a student’s backpack at Plum Grove Middle School in Rolling Meadows, the Palatine Township Elementary District 15 school board outlined the district’s next steps at Wednesday’s school board meeting.