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Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough toured Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital on March 30. He toured the new Kidney Transplant Program, which completed its 50th transplant on March 15.

A pet cat was killed and a house was severely damaged in a fire Tuesday morning in Elgin.

Elgin police were investigating gunfire Monday night at Park and Gifford streets

Explore physics and engineering through a variety of fun, hands-on activities at the first 4-H STEM Spectacular, hosted by University of Illinois Extension of DuPage, Kane, and Kendall counties.

The Iona harvest is traditionally a drawn-out affair with three different properties in the Elgin basin to pick, writes Rozy Gunn.

For Kane County bicyclists who cant wait to start pedaling this spring, many new enhancements along regional trails and city streets await.

CASA Kane County offers volunteer information meetings online. Learn more about the organization, the role of the CASA/GAL volunteer and other areas of how to get involved.

Across the suburbs, food pantries are seeing increased demand, as households struggle with inflation and the government assistance that was readily available during the pandemic has come to an end. A decline in donations from grocery stores and supply chain issues have put an additional strain on some pantries working to replenish their shelves.

Williamson County is now one of the hottest markets in Texas.

Another earthquake has been reported in South Carolina.