Brenda Schory

The Kane County Chronicle has a behind-the-scenes look Santa’s Rock-N-Lights before it opens tonight at Kane County Cougars Stadium.

William Malecki appointed to fill a 5th Ward vacancy in Geneva.

The Kane County State's Attorney's Office will work with local law enforcement on a No-Refusal operation the night before Thanksgiving to reduce impaired driving incidents

Koats for Kids donates 100s of coats every year to area kids needing one. This year, its giving away more than 700 coats to area families.

Critics and supporters of 4th Ward Alderwoman Martha Paschke spoke at Monday's Geneva City Council Meeting, following backlash over an anonymous Facebook post last week.

Geneva officials are seeking public input on a capital project plan for a new police department, revamping and expanding existing facilities, a maximum bond issue of $97.5 million and consideration of home rule.

Geneva is hosting four meetings in November to gather public feedback as part of an ongoing community engagement process to determine the future its municipal facilities.

A list of pro-Trump businesses on a private Facebook group has a Geneva alderperson facing accusations on multiple fronts. She says she did not write or post the list.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced in a news release that an Aurora man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to prison for his role in drug sales throughout Chicagoland.

Sugar Grove police continue to investigate the death of Elaine Zielke, 69, who died Oct. 13 after being hit by a vehicle as a pedestrian, the family's attorney said.

Geneva High School seniors in English class not only study standard literature – they can also study graphic novels, contemporary texts, mythology, science fiction and fantasy.

A 31-year-old Aurora man died in a single-vehicle crash Sunday, Nov. 10 near Illinois Route 25 and Fabyan Parkway in Geneva.

The Geneva Chamber of Commerce presented several members with awards at its annual diner Thursday night at Riverside Receptions in Geneva.

Mike Kenyon, a U.S. Army veteran from South Elgin, served nearly two decades on the Kane County Board, and nearly 10 years with the Kane County Farm Bureau.

In recognition of their contributions, the Geneva Chamber of Commerce named Chuck and Heidi Howlett the Wood Community Service Award recipients for 2024 at its annual dinner Thursday night at Riverside Banquets in Geneva.