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More than 100 people gathered under sunny skies Sunday in the Elgin Civic Center Plaza to show their solidarity for Ukrainians suffering under the dark cloud of Russias invasion.

An electrical problem may have caused a fire that left a home uninhabitable and displaced residents Saturday in Elgin, officials said Sunday.

Images: Check out the colorful Week in Pictures photo gallery for March 5-11, 2022.

The Salvation Army Elgin Corps held a recognition breakfast Thursday to honor volunteers and sponsors and hand out the annual Golden Kettle Awards.

Now that it’s March, spring break is right around the corner. For those in college it’s a time to let loose, and party it up.

Drinking alcohol on public transport can be romantic and cavalier – so long as you do it with finesse

Michelle Olsen, a Larkin High School senior, was announced as the Boys and Girls Club of Elgin Youth of the Year during a celebration Thursday. She will receive a full-tuition scholarship from Judson University as well as Elgin Community College.

While Texas didn’t come in first place, it ranked pretty high up on the list when it comes to spending money on alcoholic beverages during St. Patrick’s Day.

The Elgin city council voted unanimously to finalize an agreement to work with seven other communities and DuPage County in a coalition that will work to block the merger between the Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern freight railroads. The group has already filed their objections with federal regulators. The communities say freight train traffic could triple if the merger goes through.

St. Patricks Day isnt until next Thursday, but that just means that parties and dining specials at many suburban bars and restaurants are being extended from this weekend to next.