Brenda Schory

Aldermen will consider approving a $128.3 million budget for 2023-24 at the next City Council meeting Feb. 6, following a public hearing.

A jury convicted a Morris man who skipped his trial for a sucker punch at a Geneva bar and a judge sentenced him to three and a half years in prison.

A Campton Township man was charged with two counts of felony aggravated domestic battery strangulation when the victim tried to leave after an offer to fight.

A Maple Park woman was charged with felony aggravated DUI after her truck got stuck on train tracks, causing Union Pacific Railroad to stop all its trains until the vehicle was moved.

A Geneva man was charged with felony home invasion causing injury and criminal damage to property, after allegedly damaging multiple vehicles – including a 2017 white Corvette – all stemming from a domestic battery incident

Kane County Sheriff’s Criminal Interdiction Team made another seizure of guns, drugs and alleged drug money on Jan. 24.

Geneva District 304 Assistant Superintendent for Learning and Teaching Andrew Barrett and District 300 Chief Academic Officer Elizabeth Freeman both fielded questions Tuesday from community members as they vie to be the district’s next superintendent.

Aldermen at a special City Council meeting Monday unanimously approved a resolution that would allow the city to purchase the former Geneva library building for $450,000.

A Schaumburg man – charged with felony aggravated fleeing a police officer – was traveling at speeds exceeding 100 miles an hour in a two-county chase, according to Kane County Sheriff’s reports.

Geneva District 304 residents can attend a public forum with two new superintendent candidates from 4 to 6:15 p.m. Tuesday.

Geneva District 304 residents have until 5 p.m. today to submit questions to be asked of superintendent finalists, according to a letter posted on the district’s website.

Geneva’s historic blacksmith shop won a reprieve of sorts Wednesday, as the Historic Preservation Commission continued the public hearing on a request to raze it to March 14.

In response to a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging long-term bullying of a special needs student, Geneva District 304 filed court papers asking a judge to dismiss the complaint.

After extensive discussion Tuesday, aldermen approved a compensation and classification study costing $35,500, with Tri-Com Central Dispatch contributing $5,700.

A traffic stop for speeding in Rutland Township led to the driver’s arrest on charges of drug and weapons possession.