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TeamLogic IT, a national provider of managed IT services and technology support for businesses, has opened an office in Elgin.

October 19 is celebrated as International Gin and Tonic Day every year, to commemorate the popularity of the drink.

Thousands of revelers and more than a few zombies flooded the streets of downtown Elgin Saturday for Nightmare on Chicago Street.

In the two years since Illinois ended its pandemic-related eviction moratorium in October 2021, an eviction mediation program in Kane County has helped over 1,500 households avoid the traumatic effects of an eviction by the sheriff.

An Elgin man was killed as the result of a crash on Sunday, October 22, after his vehicle drove off the roadway -- eventually overturning and entering the Big Muddy Creek.

The Elgin Development Group, a program of the Elgin Area Chamber of Commerce, has been recognized by the International Economic Development Council as an Accredited Economic Development Organization.

A dozen people, programs and organizations were honored Wednesday during the annual Elgin Image Awards at the Gail Borden Library.

Streamwood High Schools Fine Arts Department will present John Carianis "Almost, Maine" on October 26 and 27 at 7 p.m., and October 28 at 11 a.m., in the schools auditorium. The show is directed by Linnea Grooms.

More than 70% of the 300 freshwater mussel species historically known from North America are threatened, endangered, or in need of conservation.

From All Hallows Eve to Halloween Trick-or-Treat trails to Spooktacular festivals, there are plenty of Halloween tricks and treats happening across the suburbs this week.