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DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek continues to refuse to answer questions about no-bid contracts awarded by her office, potentially setting the stage for a legal fight with the county board. Kaczmare...

DuPage County officials and local dignitaries gathered recently to mark the commencement of a significant project in the region. "I spent the morning with the DuPage County Board and DuPage County Health Department to break ground on their new Crisis Recovery Center," stated an unnamed speaker. The new facility is poised to become the focal point for mental health and substance misuse and abuse treatment in DuPage County, as highlighted by another unnamed speaker who mentioned, "T...

DuPage County officials are breaking new ground to make mental health care services more accessible to residents. County leaders on Monday will celebrate the start of a $25.8 million project to build ...

DuPage County Board members Tuesday approved nearly $1 million in funding requests from food pantries to help cover capital needs such as refrigerators, trucks or technology. The grants, awarded to 16...

The Elmhurst Centre for Performing Arts has been awarded a $25,000 grant from DuPage County.

Former Republican Pete DiCianni has officially declared his switch to the Democratic Party as he announces his candidacy for DuPage County Recorder.

DuPage County food pantries could qualify for more money to help with long-term needs, while township food pantries can now opt out of the countys fresh produce program with the Northern Illinois Food Bank.

Noel Manley, a Downers Grove Republican committeeman, has expressed strong criticism of the DuPage County Republican Central Committee's fundraising efforts for the second quarter of 2023.

The DuPage County Republican Central Committee has had virtually no funds donated to it in the second quarter of 2023.

On Thursday, July 20, the Wheaton Public Library, in partnership with the Leagues of Women Voters of Wheaton, Central Kane County, Glen Ellyn, Naperville, and Roselle-Bloomingdale, invites the public to their next Civic Awareness Series program titled "Affordable Housing in DuPage County, A Look to the Future."