The Kane County coroner has identified a man who died Saturday in Batavia as 29-year-old Darioun C. Smith.

Following last Septembers successful kickoff, Schaumburg has scheduled its first entire season of warm-weather events at the new urban-style 90 North Park in the heart of the Veridian development.

Des Plaines would purchase most of a historic but flood-prone campground for $4 million under a deal before the city council.

Arlington Alfresco, the popular outdoor dining zone in downtown Arlington Heights, returns for the season Friday.

Buffalo Grove-based Shorewood Development Group has secured financing for its effort to revitalize the former Buffalo Grove Dominicks site into a two-tenant space shared by a grocer and fitness studio.

The Kane County treasurer is revamping the look of property tax bills, including adding contact info for elected officials so taxpayers can reach out with their questions and complaints.

A $15 million advanced endoscopy center has opened at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital. Nationwide, there are only a handful of standalone centers like it.

A veteran administrator for Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School District 128 has been placed on leave amid continuing criticism of how the school board and administrators have handled allegations of sexual grooming and other complaints brought by students.

A man convicted in a drunk-driving crash that killed two people on New Years Day 2005 has pleaded guilty to driving drunk last November when, authorities said, he caused a crash near McHenry.

Wrestling honors find both Warren senior Aaron Stewart and Schaumburg girls coach Matt Gruszka.

Gov. JB Pritzker announced Wednesday that IBM will bring its FutureNow innovation and delivery hub to Chicagos South Side. The center will be located on the planned Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park campus and is set to create 750 full-time jobs in supercomputing fields, such as cybersecurity, AI and data science.

Arlington Heights or Indiana? NFL officials wont say where the Chicago Bears den should go but the organization is watching as Illinois lawmakers deliberate.

Elgin Area School District U-46 is one step closer to starting construction work on a new elementary school in Elgin.

The body of a man was pulled out of the Fox River in St. Charles on Wednesday morning.

The Buffalo Grove Symphonic Band will hold its 25th anniversary concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 9 at Stevenson High School's Performing Arts Center in Lincolnshire the last concert with its only musical director, Howard Green, at the helm.

Des Plaines is set to purchase a long-vacant YMCA facility and lease it to a company that will operate a new athletic center there.

A part-time police officer from the North suburbs was behind bars Wednesday facing charges alleging he sexually abused a woman while on duty.

A dozen DuPage County Board members and several countywide officials will get salary increases after the fall election, including a 35% pay hike for the board chairman.

A Lake County Sheriffs Office squad car hit a large utility pole near Woodstock late Monday, according to authorities.

In the wake of a now-former College of Lake County career counselors arrest on charges of grooming and solicitation of two female Wauconda High School students, changes are being made to the College and Career navigation program.

Three months after approving a long-contemplated but controversial residential development for the 33-acre Loeber Farm, Schaumburg trustees Tuesday also gave the nod to the extension of a tax incentive to finance its necessary public improvements.

A Rockford motorcyclist was killed after colliding with a tractor-trailer on Insterstate 90 in Hoffman Estates Tuesday evening.

Catcher Drew Romo homered twice as the White Sox became the first team this season to beat Angels ace Jose Soriano, 5-2 at Rate Field.

King Charles III marked the 250th anniversary of American independence from Britain with gratitude that the two countries united to build one of the most consequential alliances in human history while urging that we ignore the clarion calls to become ever more inward-looking.

We have one chance to get this right, and senators intend to give the legislation impacting the Bears future a thorough vetting, one lawmaker said.