A week before the Geneva City Council was to consider an appeal of the Historic Preservation Commission’s demolition denial of the circa-1843 blacksmith shop, two alderpersons met with a Shodeen representative about what could memorialize it – after demolition.

March 17 marks the 2026 primary, where Kane County voters can pull a Democratic or Republican ballot to pick who appears on the ballot come November. All voters, partisan or not, can weigh in on referendum questions.

A Pingree Grove man has been found guilty of murdering a Crystal Lake man in 2024 and hiding his body in a box in a pole barn.

A documentary screening and an "Echoes of Africa" programs are among the Black History Month offerings at the St. Charles Public Library.

From emergency alerts to vital information, St. Charles is putting instant notifications at its residents’ fingertips.

A Carpentersville resident suffered a minor injury after a fire tore through a second-floor bedroom, causing around $100,000 in damages.

After the big buildup that Geneva’s iconic Swedish Days festival was in jeopardy without city funding, a Thursday meeting resulted in ... not much – publicly, anyway.

Concerned with murals causing deterioration to St. Charles' downtown historic buildings, the city will require painting or staining on masonry surfaces in historic districts to receive city approval.

“Mapping Territories: The Art of Exile in Pilsen-Chicago," featuring art about that highlights migrants' struggles, is on display at Aurora University’s Schingoethe Center Museum.