Timeline: DeKalb teen Gracie Sasso-Cleveland loved animals, her friends and looked forward to her first prom, her grandmother said. She never made it. Gracie was killed one year ago today, police said. Her death left the community reeling. What happened and what's next?
Prosecutors this week said that evidence collection is nearly complete ahead of the expected murder trial of registered sex offender Timothy Doll, accused in the slaying of DeKalb High School freshman Gracie Sasso-Cleveland a year ago.
Marmion Academy hosted the 2024 Kane County Boys Track and Field Meet in Aurora on Friday, May 3, 2024.
Teams from La Salle- Peru, Ottawa, Kaneland, Sycamore, Rochelle, and Morris competed during the Interstate 8 conference meet on Friday, May 3, 2024 at the L-P Athletic Complex in La Salle.
An DeKalb County nonprofit that provides hot meals to the needy, nutrition programs for day cares and transportation for those without it, is turning 50 this year.
Community groups are encouraged to join the lineup for the upcoming Memorial Day parade in downtown DeKalb. Interested groups are invited to submit an application by May 10, no entry fee required.
DeKalb area veterans gave a special birthday salute to one of their own, Myrtle Annetta Lusiak, who served in World War II and turned 107 this week at her home in Aperion Care assisted living facility.
The Daily Chronicle honors and salutes all DeKalb County First Responders.
Family, DeKalb city officials, veterans care center staff were on hand to help World War II veteran Myrtle Annetta Lusiak celebrate her 107th birthday Thursday at Aperion Care in DeKalb. Lusiak, who was honored Thursday with gifts and proclamations, served in the Women’s Army Corps from Aug. 5, 1943 until her honorable discharge on Nov. 27, 1945.