Brenda Schory

A Kane County judge sentenced a driver to 12.5 years in prison for his guilty plea to felony DUI-cannabis, in a crash near Maple Park which killed a four-year-old girl.

Protests will mark International Women's Day on Saturday, March 9, by those gathering on the Illinois Route 38 bridge over the Fox River in Geneva, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Kane County voters will consider a 75-cent retail sales tax increase on the April 1 ballot, a request from the county intended to bring in $51 million in revenue to support public safety.

The Geneva Township Republican Central Committee hosted a special candidate's night Feb. 24 at Aurelio's Pizza in Geneva.

We Can Lead Change Fox Valley will hold its rally from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 1 near the Kane County Circuit Clerk’s Office.

A man charged in the stabbing deaths of a Geneva woman and her son in a domestic violence incident made a brief appearance today before Kane County Associate Judge Julia Yetter.

A resident of Ridgelawn Trail in Batavia reported unauthorized ATM withdrawals totalling nearly $2,000 after recieving a fake fraud alert on a bank debit card.

Two of five people charged with sex trafficking in St. Charles both pleaded guilty and agreed to serve five years in prison in deals negotiated with prosecutors.

A Huntley man was charged with felony DUI following a head-on collision after authorities said he mixed vodka with Monster Energy drinks.

Campton Hills trustees approved the concept of a settlement Feb. 18 with police officer Dominic DiMaggio, but attorneys are still negotiating the specifics.

A former employee of a Geneva dance studio, who was charged with theft of more than $100,000 from the business, pleaded guilty Friday.

An Elgin man was charged this month in connection with three car burglaries last October in Geneva.

The driver of a semi that struck a woman in a crosswalk earlier this month has been cited, according to Batavia police.

The Geneva City Council Tuesday approved a request to extend site plan approval for a year because the developer has not begun construction and no building permit has been issued.

From late January to early February, Geneva Public Works crews responded to four water main breaks and three water service leaks, spending 36.5 hours fixing them, often in frigid temperatures.