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Moms deserve recognition for all they do -- what better way to celebrate her than taking her out for a decadent meal at a suburban restaurant on Mothers Day Sunday, May 8?

The Boys and Girls Club of Elgin provided a tour of the progress on their new South Elgin clubhouse recently. The 20,000-square-foot facility will serve about 250 kids a day and expects to be open in time for the new school year.

New FieldTurf installation gives the old Community Center gymnasium new life

A Lotto ticket purchased at an Elgin liquor store won $12.5 million Saturday night.

Simulated traffic stop scenarios, fun activities, sensory areas and raffles were among the highlights of Saturdays second annual Heroes Unite Autism Acceptance event in Elgin. Its purpose was to help connect residents with educational resources on autism.

Nightmare on Chicago Street has a chance to rise from the dead after a recent Elgin City Council vote to cancel the event this year. The city council will take another stab at a vote Wednesday that may include a modified event with a set budget below the initial anticipated costs.

On Tuesday, May 3, the Elgin chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America will be hosting the local movement "Start In Your Yard."

The board of directors of PADS of Elgin recently named Eileen McNamee as the new executive director.

Starting April 29, Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin will be launching a fun-filled educational exhibit based on the beloved classic "The Wizard of Oz."

Is planning to shock the boxing world. earlier, i spoke to jamie moore, former british, commonwealth and european boxing champion, now boxing trainer. did he think whyte could beat fury? hes more than capable of doing it. i think it will be a very competitive fight. i dont think many people are giving him that much a chance, because tyson fury, over the last few years, has just been head and shoulders above everyone else, but i think itll be much more competitive than people are expecting. and i...