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The building the hotel will help push tourism to the Northside and at the same time represent the city's culture.

A luxury boutique hotel is set to be built in north Lafayette, an investment that the real estate group behind the project says will be an economic driver and will help make the area a destination for tourists.

While the city is pushing to advance the mechanical dredging project, a resident has come up with an aeration-focused plan

Three council members say they are against moving forward with dredging at this time, while four are in favor of the project. The council will vote on a 30-year loan application on June 20.

Cities across Washington are turning to technology and using automated license plate reader cameras to combat crime. Critics say the cameras go too far.

"Maybe do something for the little guy who can't afford a $100,000 lot. Keep our designated public areas, because we use them," a letter writer says.

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The debate on whether it makes sense to dredge the lake before the city makes progress on reducing the phosphorus funneling into the lake via Firesteel Creek rages on among opponents, supporters.

Lund also provided city leaders with a lake improvement plan that entailed alum treatments to the lake bed over the course of several years.

It’s the time of year. Make your reservations, clean your apartments and get ready for a weekend like no other. It’s Moms Weekend. As Illinois’ beloved mothers make their annual pilgrimages to campus for the weekend, make sure to plan your schedule to make the most of the weekend.  Here are some events you won’t...