Brenda Schory

A St. Charles man charged with felony burglary without causing damage by allegedly using fake barcodes in a retail store, is also facing sentencing in California on a federal cybercrime conviction, according to police reports and court records.

Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns issued three proclamations Monday night, declaring June as Pride Month, June 3 as Gun Violence Awareness Day and May 21-27 as National Safe Boating Week, all unanimously approved.

The Williamsburg Elementary School now has water bottle filling stations in each of the four wings of the classrooms, paid for with part of a nearly $25,000 donation from the PTO to the school.

Geneva resident Leslie Juby is seeking the Democratic nomination for County Board District 11 on the June 28 ballot in a contested primary.

Auditor Penny Wegman says she stands behind her office’s report earlier this year that found IT Executive Director Roger Fahnestock did not properly disclose the relationship. Kane County Chair Corinne Pierog and State's Attorney Jamie Mosser dispute that claim.

The efforts of five Geneva officers to rescue a man from suicide began with a call from Union Pacific conductor, who called police when saw someone standing in a small alcove jutting off the railroad trestle that spans the Fox River in Geneva.

John “Jack” Cunningham is seeking re-election to a sixth term as Kane County Clerk, faces challenger Douglas Warlick, a Geneva attorney, in the June 28 GOP primary.

Geneva lawyer Douglas Warlick is running against five-term incumbent John Cunningham in the June 28 Republican primary for Kane County Clerk.

Geneva aldermen unanimously approved a recommendation to remove the historic landmark boundary of the entire Mill Race Inn property in the city’s downtown and apply it only to the 1846 limestone blacksmith shop and a smaller part of land around it.

Ann Burns, mother of Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns, died May 3.

Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of a Geneva woman found shot to death outside her home in the 700 block of McKinley Avenue, Geneva Police Cmdr. Brian Maduzia said.

In seeking a $13 million referendum on the Jan. 28 primary ballot, Fox River and Countryside Fire Rescue District officials built their case at a public information session.

As she marks her ninth year in the classroom, Eryn Shannon said she always knew she wanted to be a teacher.

After seven years teaching physical education at Geneva High School, this marks Taylor Fieser’s first year teaching at both of District 304′s middle schools.

A Batavia Township woman was charged with driving under the influence after she crashed into a mailbox, according to Kane County Sheriff’s reports and court records.