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Moms special day -- Sunday, May 14 -- will be here before you know it. Show her some love with a special brunch, lunch or dinner out on the town at a suburban restaurant. Shell love that she doesnt have to cook or clean up. Make reservations now so everyone can relax and enjoy the day.

An Elgin man has been sentenced to 17½ years in prison for selling cocaine.

The Northern Lights dont come around very often but when they do we have them in The Week in Pictures photo gallery.

Building a network to advance African American, Latino, and other minority small businesses and entrepreneurial leaders is a priority for the Elgin Area Chamber of Commerce and Elgin Development Group

Jon Thompson, a Bartlett High School freshman, is hoping his small role in his schools musical makes a big impact. The Elgin teen has a form of Ushers Syndrome; he is profoundly deaf, has limited peripheral vision and uses a cane to navigate the hallways at school.

While she grew up on the 46th floor of the John Hancock Center in Chicago, HGTV designer and host Alison Victoria loves being on the ground floor with Habitat for Humanity and its Women Build projects.

As the nation prepares to celebrate, here are some of the UK’s best wines, beers, spirits and more to bring to the table

The Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestras will finish out their 47th concert season on Sunday, May 14, with "Impact," the final of four concerts in the "Design" series that explores the flipside of thoughtful design: the impact and influence that music, art, and innovation can have in our world.

The Illinois Physical Therapy Foundation granted Elgin Community College physical therapist assistant program student Natalia Martinez the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Scholarship.

To attract new development in the downtown area, the Elgin City Council members agreed to change the citys liquor code to allow microbreweries.