Joey Weslo

The Yorkville Police Department is seeking assistance from the public in finding a missing teenager in the area of the Fawn Ridge Court and the Country Hills subdivision area of Yorkville.

After the White House put Yorkville’s special census on hold, the population counting survey is finally back on, potentially generating more than $1 million extra annually for the city.

This year’s ‘Juneteenth in Kendall County – A Celebration of Love & Education’ featuring entertainment, live performances, food and family fun, is on Thursday at Yorkville Congregational United Church of Christ.

The Yorkville Police Department confirmed there have been several instances of bullets striking homes in Yorkville over the past few weeks.

Several hundred community members lined downtown streets across from the Yorkville Town Square, urging passing vehicles to honk and cheer in solidarity during the No Kings Day protest in Yorkville on Saturday.

Several hundred protesters lined the streets in downtown Yorkville during the "No Kings" protest against what they called President Trump's "authoritarianism."

The Plano High School’s music honor society has been named the 2024-2025 Illinois Chapter of the Year by the National Association for Music Education.

To help put a spotlight on local authors, the Yorkville Public Library is teaming up with Flight Tasting Room and Bottle Shoppe to host “Books & Brews” from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 21 at Flight, 508 Center Parkway, Yorkville.

Once again, Plano School District 88 received top national recognition for its music education program.

While shining a light on the father of Flag Day and Batavia’s storied past, it was the hands of the town’s youngest citizens, turning tight a 50-year time capsule, best embodying the town’s patriotic promise.

The Sons of the American Revolution stand at attention as old glory is raised high above during Batavia's annual Flag Day ceremony.

When the water bill came in more than 10 times larger than expected for the high school, Yorkville District 115 officials were a bit suspicious.

When the Montgomery village board invested $110 million in a new 204-acre industrial complex, they promised big things would come the town’s way. The first big fish the town landed for the new complex, Ravago, celebrated a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Yorkville Senior Center is putting together a chair volleyball team to represent the community in an event at the Beecher Center on June 19.

Even with a downscaling of the initial planned development, the 540-acre Project Steel data center will still cast a behemoth manufacturing footprint in Yorkville’s data center alley.