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In this weeks Good News Sunday column, we recap stories about a cafe staffed by people with disabilities, a nonprofit that distributes coats to kids in need, and a reunion of more than 100 beagles who were rescued from a research facility.

A GoFundMe fundraiser has been set up to help pay for funeral expenses for 17-year-old Kamorra Campbell, one of two South Elgin High School students killed in a crash Thursday in Bartlett.

Authorities are searching for a suspect who robbed bank Friday afternoon in Elgin, officials said.

Beer lovers can throw back a few cold ones for a good cause next weekend during the Elgin Parks & Recreation Foundations 12th Illinois Brews @ Bowes Creek fundraiser.

This September, Northern Illinois Food Bank, the leading hunger relief organization serving 13 counties in rural and suburban Northern Illinois and member of the Feeding America Network, will recognize Hunger Action Month with several initiatives to educate the public about the issue of hunger and ways to get involved.

A GoFundMe fundraiser has been set up to help pay for funeral expenses for 17-year-old Kamorra Campbell, one of two South Elgin High School students killed in a crash Thursday in Bartlett.

No money was taken Thursday during an attempted bank robbery at the Elgin State Bank, 50 Tyler Creek Plaza, police said.

Hanover Township, Cook County Commissioner Kevin Morrison, and Victory Centre of Bartlett will host the 16th annual "Just for the Health of It" community health and wellness expo from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 7, at the Hanover Township William Tiknis Campus, 240 S. Route 59, Bartlett.

Kane County Board members must decide whether to allow the expansion of two businesses on an industrial property just outside Elgin that residential neighbors find to be a nuisance.

Authorities have identified two South Elgin High School students killed Thursday in a crash in Bartlett and shared their findings on the circumstances of the collision.