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Get dressed up in your Halloween best and head out to one of the many hauntingly fun events happening across the suburbs this weekend.

Elgin formally accepted a $1.27 million Supporting Municipalities for Asylum-Seekers grant from the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus and the Illinois Department of Human Services. The money will be passed on to three partner agencies -- Centro de Información, Food for Greater Elgin and Well Child Center.

An Elgin man has been charged with reckless homicide, accused of driving drunk and crashing into a bicyclist in Elgin.

Nearly two dozen cars burned during an early morning fire Friday at an auto salvage yard in Elgin.

The city of Elgin has launched a new pilot project to help reduce the use of small, gas powered engines that contribute to air pollution.

A dog died during a house fire on the 1500 block of St. Andrews Circle in Elgin Wednesday morning.

The fifth annual Heal Elgin Clinic at Judson University this weekend will provide free medical, dental and vision care as well as other resources to underserved people in greater Elgin.

Nov. 1 is the deadline for nominations of outstanding visual, literary, media and performing artists for the Fox Valley Arts Hall of Fame 2024 class of inductees.

The man shot to death Friday in Elgin has been identified.