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Two horrific crimes, a deadly car crash and threats against the LGBTQ community and their supporters were among the top suburban news stories of 2022. But not all the news was grim.

Darren Bailey’s candidacy and the quality and ideology of GOP candidates, particularly for suburban voters, were key factors in defeats.

Student leaders at York High School in Elmnhurst are urging classmates to work toward solutions to prevent bullying rather than walking out of class Friday.

As students at York High School plan to stage a walk out on Friday following a bullying incident, elected leaders say bullying has no place in DuPage County.

As students at York High School plan to stage a walk out on Friday following a bullying incident, elected leaders say bullying has no place in DuPage County.

Newly empowered Democrats took full control of DuPage County government Monday during a swearing-in ceremony unlike any other. Deb Conroy started her tenure as county board chair, presiding over one of the most diverse county boards in modern times.

The inauguration of new DuPage County Board members Monday night will make history in more ways than one.

DuPage County will start the upcoming fiscal year with a balanced budget that features some new projects and pay raises for employees, while also reducing property taxes.

Daily Herald opinion: Progress could be made on increasing affordable housing now that more elected officials are receptive to the idea.

Party leaders and political pundits ponder the future of the Illinois GOP after Tuesdays drubbing at the polls.