Another large senior-living community development is in the works in Yorkville, with up to 346 dwelling units proposed. The public hearing is scheduled for April 9.

This winter, with some extra hands on board and a new truck fleet, city workers are plowing and salting Yorkville roads at their fastest ever rate.

With the county’s population now estimated at more than 142,000, Kendall County's Richard A. Randall Public Safety Center no longer meets its needs.

Another large senior-living community development is in the works in Yorkville, with up to 346 dwelling units proposed. The public hearing is scheduled for April 9.

This winter, with some extra hands on board and a new truck fleet, city workers are plowing and salting Yorkville roads at their fastest ever rate.

With the county’s population now estimated at more than 142,000, Kendall County's Richard A. Randall Public Safety Center no longer meets its needs.

Despite opposition from residents that another commercial development in Yorkville isn't needed because of already vacant storefronts, the city council gave the project the green light.

Following last week’s debate in which a potential data center developer challenged Yorkville’s city rules on setbacks from roadways and residential areas, the issue for another planned data center was kicked further down the road by city officials.

After some residents’ complaints of safety concerns, changes are coming to parking restrictions in Yorkville along Bailey Road.