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An Algonquin man is facing first-degree murder charges in connection with the death earlier this month of a man in Elgin.

The Church of Scotland has been accused of disrespecting country dwellers and depriving a rural community of their spiritual home by closing the country’s oldest church.

Holiday Cheers: Sips of the Season is back for the second year on Nov. 25 in conjunction with Small Business Saturday. Stroll through downtown Elgin and enjoy holiday themed drinks while viewing holiday themed window murals provided by over 20 participating businesses.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity recently announced $25 million in grant funding available to small businesses through the Back to Business (B2B) New Biz program.

Undefeated Thorpedo Anna makes a quick turnaround and will meet seven rivals in the $400,000 Golden Rod (G2) Saturday at Churchill Downs.

The Norris Cultural Arts Centers "Music & More in the Gallery" series resumes Sunday, Nov. 26, with a performance by pianist Jeffrey LaDeur and mezzo-soprano Kindra Scharich.

State Rep. Anna Moeller is partnering with Aunt Marthas Carpentersville Community Health Center to collect toys and gift cards for children in foster care.

This Veterans Day, the Quilts of Valor Foundations chapter recognized veterans of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Elgin.

Come and experience an unforgettable musical presentation of "Appalachian Winter, A Christmas Cantata" by Joseph Martin.

Hong Kongs cocktail culture is a tapestry woven with the finest spirits, masterful craftsmanship, and a dash of the citys unique flair.