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'Fatally flawed': Campton Hills zoning ordinance under fire - Vimarsana News

'Fatally flawed': Campton Hills zoning ordinance under fire

Campton Hills' newly minted zoning ordinance has come under fire again, this time with a legal opinion from Kenneth Shepro, a local attorney known for his expertise in local government.

Democrats appear to have wrested more seats from GOP on Kane County Board - Vimarsana News

Democrats appear to have wrested more seats from GOP on Kane County Board

Democrats appear to have gained a bigger majority on the Kane County Board.

Financial needs and how to pay for them among top issues in Kane County Board races - Vimarsana News

Financial needs and how to pay for them among top issues in Kane County Board races

Twenty of 24 Kane County Board races are contested as voters elect a new county board. The new board will have to deal with county finances as the county figures out how to deal with the SAFE-T Act, aging buildings and how to retain valued employees.

Push builds to force Kane County property tax increase vote - Vimarsana News

Push builds to force Kane County property tax increase vote

Kane County Board members have been trying to avoid putting a budget in place before the November election because it will force them to weigh in on a property tax increase, which many feel is needed but will be unpopular with voters.

Republican county board members torpedo plan for new sales tax in Kane County - Vimarsana News

Republican county board members torpedo plan for new sales tax in Kane County

Kane County Republicans outmaneuvered Democrats on the county board this week to kill a plan that could have created a new county sales tax. The money would have funded state-mandated justice reforms. It's unclear where that money will come from now.