A 7-year-old child died Wednesday night in a pond in Lake in the Hills.

Illinois tollway directors approved holding statewide public hearings on a 45-cent rate hike impacting I-PASS customers with passenger vehicles, and unveiled a new $26.5 billion capital plan Thursday.

Naperville City Council members Tuesday approved adding $1.85 million in special sales tax revenue to help lure a furniture and home goods retailer to the Block 59 development.

In a short period of time, Tiago Splitter has gone from second-row assistant to rising star in the coaching world. What can he do as head coach of the Bulls?

According to the officials, the draft agreement includes a new minimum standard for downblending of highly enriched Iranian uranium and has provisions to ensure the territorial integrity of Lebanon after Israels latest attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanese territory.

An extensive renovation of a restaurant at the Westin Chicago North Shore hotel in Wheeling will get a big financial boost from the village.

Illinois tollway directors are expected to vote Thursday on whether to proceed with hearings allowing the public to comment on a potential rate hike.

Glen Ellyn is one of those towns that does Fourth of July right. A new, entirely volunteer group is organizing an amped-up celebration for Americas 250th year.

Sharon House hopes to move into the condo she bought nearly a year ago. Instead, the 66-year-old Mount Prospect woman is suing her condominium association in federal court.

The Hoffman Estates Park District has announced Fabbrini Park at 1704 Glen Lake Road will be temporarily closed from Monday, July 13 through Friday, July 17.

Bartlett village board members provided input Tuesday on three visions for redevelopment of the towns northeastern gateway on Lake Street, which will help shape a fourth plan for unveiling at a public open house July 22.

Police said there is no evidence of foul play in the death of three family members at a Buffalo Grove home Tuesday.

Arlington Heights will host a 400-drone synchronized light show on July 2, serving as a replacement of sorts for the traditional fireworks show that had long been held at the Arlington Park racetrack before its closure in 2021.

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Elk Grove Village agreed to settle a wrongful-death lawsuit brought by the family of a 24-year-old man fatally shot by police for $10.5 million.

Severe storms are likely throughout the suburbs today, with the biggest threat to the south, according to National Weather Service meteorologists at the Romeoville bureau.

A remarkable chapter in the continuing story of the federally endangered piping plover is unfolding as four eggs washed away in a storm and exposed to elements for more than 12 hours were recovered and have hatched.

After years on the drawing board, the North Central College Riverwalk Park is under construction in Naperville.

Chicago police announced Tuesday that a person of interest was taken into custody in a cross-burning in Grant Park last week an incident that alarmed officials, faith leaders and the community. A Naperville man told NBC 5 he set the cross ablaze.

A Des Plaines City Council vote on a churchs expansion plan has been delayed.

Gov. JB Pritzker and House Speaker Emanuel Chris Welch on Tuesday called on the Bears to express what they want for a stadium deal to stay in Illinois.

A Schaumburg man was charged after an investigation into a February sexual assault in Barrington, officials said.

DuPage County Board members and countywide officials gathered Tuesday to dedicate the new Victims of Violence Memorial Park at the DuPage County complex in Wheaton.

Buffalo Grove has posthumously awarded Buffalo Grove High School security guard Orlando Rivas for sacrificing his life to save students after a car crashed into a pole.

A federal lawsuit filed last week seeks to block an Illinois law allowing doctors to help terminally ill patients end their own lives ahead of its Sept. 12 effective date.