Brenda Schory

Niche, at 14 S. Third St., Geneva, is looking to expand into the neighboring space at 12 S. Third St., a now closed retail space, to create its own boutique to complement the restaurant.

An 1877 building at 427 E. State St., Geneva, formerly used as office space, will be converted into a dine-in/carry out chicken restaurant to be called HoneyBird.

Caroline Scheeler, who owns Caroline Shop and Interiors at 9 N. Third St., Geneva, is the new owner of 101 S. Third St., a two-story 1867 building where Odalisque, and Artemisia are located.

Water, water everywhere... So let's all have a drink! St. Charles' water won first place in the 2025 Taste Test for Kane County Cities and Villages.

The Kaneland District 302 school board Monday approved putting a $140.3 million referendum on the April 1, 2025 consolidated election ballot to address repairs and renovations to its aging facilities.

For the past six years, members of the Fox River Post 75 American Legion in Geneva have been working on capital improvements to the 1940 building.

The Illinois Supreme Court reappointed Kane County State's Attorney Jamie Mosser to the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Elder Law

Owners of Al Capone's Hideaway & Steakhouse in St. Charles Township are focusing on a cannabis infusion business in Batavia.

The Geneva City Council is expected to approve a series of economic development agreements Monday totaling $658,908 of its American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Former Kane County Board member Monica Silva was sworn in as Coroner, following her election on Nov. 5.

With fines over its property code violation ratcheting up to $41,250 – as of Dec. 10 – developer Shodeen filed a new court action to undo the city of Geneva's effort to make a former blacksmith shop "weather tight."

Instead of a hearing on alleged violations of electronic home monitoring, the driver involved in a fatal Halloween bus crash spent more than an hour Wednesday in a closed 402 conference, typically used for a plea agreement.

The Geneva Mental Health 708 Board announced its annual grant awards to nonprofits that serve the community – $200,000 to 17 nonprofits

The Geneva Chamber of Commerce's annual Christmas Walk on Third Street begins at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6 with carolers, Santa, peppermint candy canes, roasting chestnuts.

A hearing officer ruled that developer Shodeen Group must pay a $27,000 to the city of Geneva over the condition of the former historic blacksmith shop at 4 E. State St.