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A new group of Elgin High School students is continuing an initiative launched 10 years ago to raise awareness about the importance of biodiversity. The National Biodiversity Teach-In features webinars led by renowned scientists, focusing on issues near (plastic pollution in the Great Lakes) and far (contaminants in the Arctic).

"Be the Lighthouse In a Childs Storm" is the theme for CASA Kane Countys annual Childrens Champion Celebration on Saturday, March 4, at the Q Center in St. Charles.

Four Elgin Community College faculty members will lead summer study abroad experiences through the Illinois Consortium for International Studies and Programs.

The Prohibition Era favorite is back on bar menus, with creative ingredients but the same inherent charm.

Bank of America awarded $100,000 to Food for Greater Elgin, a client-choice food pantry located in Elgin.

Did you know that the Fine Line campus is also home to the Dempsey Artisan Shop? The shop provides an outlet for local artists to sell their work to the public.

The Kane County coroners office has identified a man found stabbed to death Saturday in Elgin.

The Hanover Township Mental Health Board approved $1,040,000 in FY24 annual funding at their January 24 meeting.

The Kane County coroners office has identified a man found stabbed to death Saturday in Elgin.

Area Veterans are invited to a PACT Act informational event at the Hoffman Estates VA Clinic on Jan. 30.