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More than 60 at-risk kids in Elgin are going to have chances for brighter futures thanks to a $1.5 million grant awarded to the Housing Authority of Elgin.

Beginning in 2025, a fire suppressant containing so-called forever chemicals that never break down in the environment will be prohibited from manufacture, sale and distribution in Illinois -- and suburban fire departments are getting ready for the ban.

Four suburban spellers who won regional contests now will compete for the coveted championship title at the 2023 Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., later this month.

The seafood-centric Saltwater Coastal Grill debuted this week in Rosemonts Parkway Bank Park Entertainment District, Burger and Sushi House (B.A.S.H.) in Geneva is hosting a belated grand opening next week and Guzman y Gomez is opening in Crystal Lake May 18.

An Elgin woman faces a misdemeanor driving under the influence charge after police say her vehicle went off the road in Bartlett early Saturday morning and struck a sign and several parked cars at an auto dealership.

"The Princess Strikes Back: One Womans Search for the Space Cowboy of her Dreams" is a one-woman comedy that has been packing houses in Chicago. Now the show is coming to the suburbs -- with two days of performances in May at Steel Beam Theatre in St. Charles.

CHICAGO — Brandon Johnson has been inaugurated as Chicago’s 57th mayor. Johnson took the oath of office Monday morning, administered by Cook County Chief Judge Timothy Evans, during a ceremony

CHICAGO — Brandon Johnson commenced his mayoral term Monday with a rousing promise to propel the “soul of Chicago” to its greatest era yet, capping off the former commissioner and

The Venue will be celebrating its fourth anniversary of bringing live music to the Aurora area with a double album cover Beatles tribute show on Friday, June 2.

Ralph Helm, Inc., an outdoor power equipment and parts dealer, recently celebrated a century in business in Elgin.