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More than 700 roads cut or affected by floods with intense rainfall set to continue in region between Caboolture and Gladstone

A pretty little Mothers Day drink, just a little late.

Two former state senators who sponsored and voted for bills to reduce lawmakers pay and forgo annual cost of living adjustments are now asking the Illinois Supreme Court to declare those measures unconstitutional and award them their back pay.

An Elgin hospital Thursday apologized for a racist action of its past -- denying nursing training to Betty Brown because she was Black -- by making her an honorary chief nursing officer.

Chamber Music on the Fox wraps up its 2021-22 season on Monday, May 16, with "Perspectives," featuring Third Coast Percussion.

An Elgin task force, created to improve the relationship between police and the citys minority residents, spent months "wandering in the desert" but received more time to bring an oasis of benefits back to the city.

A dog was fatally shot by an Elgin police officer after it attacked three kids Tuesday morning, according to the Elgin Police Department.

Members of Grace Lutheran Church of Lily Lake are hosting their annual Spring Rummage/Estate Sale on May 13-14.

USGS Confirms Seventh Earthquake Near Elgin

The Hanover Township Summer Tutoring Program will begin on June 7 and run through August 9 at the Town Hall, 250 S. IL Route 59, Bartlett. Board certified teachers will provide weekly, one-hour sessions for three students per group. This program is offered to youth in grades 2-8. The registration fee is $45 per student.