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State Rep. Anna Moeller and other suburban lawmakers have filed House Resolution 773 in opposition to the proposed merger of the Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern railroads. Elgin and seven other municipalities and DuPage County formed the Coalition to Stop CPKC in late February with the purpose of blocking the merger and has filed its objections with federal regulators.

A Chicago man has been sentenced to 95 years in prison for shooting two Elgin men in 2018, the Kane County states attorneys office announced Monday.

State Rep. Anna Moeller and a group of suburban lawmakers have filed House Resolution 773 in opposition to the proposed merger of the Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern railroads. Elgin and seven other municipalities and DuPage County formed the Coalition to Stop CPKC in late February with the purpose of blocking the merger and has filed its objections with federal regulators.

Hayes Fox Hudson came into the world on April 1, but the story of how his parents delivered him in the front seat of a car on their way to the hospital is no prank. Heres how Tim Hayes, the wrestling coach at Dundee-Crown High School in Carpentersville, and his wife, Katie, pulled it off.

A year to the day that former Daily Herald Media Group Vice President of Sales and Digital Strategies Pete Rosengren died saving children from a dangerous rip current while on vacation in Florida, he was posthumously named a Carnegie Hero Medal winner.

The first set of Elgin police reform recommendations is emerging from a civilian task force on police reform. But obstacles lie ahead before any changes go into place.

Snow in April is not unusual, according to the National Weather Service. Some suburban areas experienced a wet snowfall that started Saturday morning and continued into the afternoon.

Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois received a $10,000 grant from Girl Scouts of the USA on Feb. 15. Funds from this grant will be used to pilot the new Maker Badge Program across the organizations entire service area.

All congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses across the world are being encouraged to begin holding in-person meetings during the week of April 1.