The DeKalb Township will partner with state Sen. Sue Rezin’s, R-Morris, office to host an I-PASS event on May 1 for residents to recycle, return, and swap I-PASS Transponders. The event will be appointment-only from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Walk-ins are allowed from 4:30 to 7 p.m.

Resource Bank N.A. recently hired five new employees at various DeKalb County branches.

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Hundreds of protesters gathered Saturday at Hopkins Park in DeKalb for a rally and march to show their discontent with President Donald Trump and his administration.

The Joseph F. Glidden Homestead and Historical Center recently received four awards from the Illinois Association of Museums, including for the homestead's celebration of the 100th anniversary of "The Winner" barbed wire patent.

DeKalb city residents who lead efforts to strengthen sustainability and environmental engagement in the area have earned awards for their work.

The DeKalb School District 428 school board this week approved an update to superintendent Minerva Garcia-Sanchez’s employment contract, which now includes 278 additional sick days, district documents show.

First Lutheran Church in DeKalb will host a steak dinner at a local grocery store on April 24 with proceeds benefiting several area service organizations.

A 14-year-old boy from the Hinckley-Big Rock area fell about 25 to 30 feet Thursday in La Salle Canyon at Starved Rock State Park.

Four DeKalb County organizations, including the DeKalb County Democratic Party, are joining together at noon on Saturday in DeKalb for what organizers are calling a “No Kings” march and protest to voice discontent with the Trump administration.