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Blair Peters is training Gremlin, a 4-month-old service dog with VIP Service Dog Foundation of Hinckley. The technologies coordinator for Kane County is using his workplace to introduce the dog to large public spaces.

If you havent made plans for Sundays Super Bowl, now is the time as suburban restaurants and bars are offering a variety of in-person parties, carryout specials and more.

Illinois American Water filed a request with the Illinois Commerce Commission to adjust its water and wastewater base rates following an extensive examination of investments to provide safe and reliable water and wastewater service.

A properly constructed and maintained water well can provide many years of trouble-free service, but over time, wells can deteriorate or become damaged, allowing surface contaminants to enter the water in the well. In addition, groundwater can become contaminated.

Throughout the growing season, gardeners and arborists talk about the benefits of pruning woody ornamentals while they are dormant, and that time is almost here. "Pruning can seem like a daunting task, but it is an important cultural practice for the health and vigor of many trees and shrubs," said Sarah Vogel, University of Illinois Extension Horticulture Educator.

The Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra is inviting interested student musicians to attend the annual open house on Sunday, Feb. 20.

The family of a father killed in a horror truck collision in Bambun has spoken out, as the community pushes...

Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital participated in the annual Point-in-Time Count in suburban Cook, DuPage, Kane, and Will counties in January 2021 to estimate the number of homeless Americans, including veterans, without safe, stable housing.

A portion of Kane Countys share of COVID-19 federal relief funds will soon be in the hands of local charitable organizations.

A 28-year-old Bartlett man now faces felony charges of attempted murder and hate crime in connection with a stabbing at an Elgin bar.