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Every year, the Huntley American Legion Post 673, the Rotary Club of Huntley, and the village of Huntley joins with communities across the nation in Wreathes Across America.

Stigma by having a united states senator say that he is struggling. >> first of all, there have been other lawmakers who had strokes in office in recent years. i want to play this. this is a bite from president biden back in 2020 talking about his experience. 50 years ago when his family died, a lot of his family members died in a car accident, how he coped with it. >> i thought about what it would be like to just go to the memorial bridge and jump off and end it all. but i didnt ever get in a c...

Music, food and culture were on the menu for a Black History Month celebration luncheon Wednesday at Senior Services Associates in Elgin.

On Saturday, March 11, Shining Light/Children of Mary, a local nonprofit helping those in crisis situations, is hosting its third annual "Be Our Guest" fundraiser in conjunction with Symbiosis Arts, a professional dance company.

The Elgin Symphony Orchestra will honor three supporters during its annual Fanfare Gala on Sunday, Feb. 19.

Vroom, vroom! Catch up with the Chicago Auto Show as it continues this week at Chicagos McCormick Place.

As Elgin continues to address the replacement of roughly 13,000 lead service lines, the city is taking steps to ensure residents in those homes have access to safe drinking water by providing free filtered water pitchers to those who apply.

On Ash Wednesday, Feb. 22, the Rev. Marion Phipps will offer drive-through ashes in the parking lot of St. Hugh of Lincoln Episcopal Church in Elgin.

During the season of Lent, First Presbyterian Church of Elgin and Christ the Lord Lutheran Church will host a joint Dinner Church on Wednesday evenings.

U-46 Superintendent Tony Sanders leads last school board meeting before taking new job as state superintendent.