Work has begun on a new section of Elburn's Blackberry Creek development, and five of the streets there will be named for local families with deep roots.

The developers for 83 planned homes on 38 acres of historic Red Gate Farm near St. Charles are requesting more time to respond to concerns that their Claibourne Farm proposal is too dense.

An Elgin man accused of posting an “explicit photo” of a Marengo woman on Snapchat, printing it on a T-shirt and twice violating an order of protection has been detained in McHenry County jail, records show.

A 2,850-square-foot single-family home has changed hands.

With more winter weather on the horizon for the St. Charles area, here's how to avoid getting ticketed or towed.

Northern Illinois is staring down another blast of bitter Arctic air later this week, capping off what has already been one of the most aggressive starts to winter in decades

From Capitol News Illinois: Both Stratton and Kelly say they support the concept of “Medicare for All,” which would establish a single-payer, government-run health insurance program that all Americans would have access to

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Candy canes, caroling and a Claus or two were just a few of the seasonal delights to be seen, heard and tasted at Geneva's Christmas Walk, which also featured the lighting of the Great Tree on at the Kane County courthouse lawn. The annual event was hosted by the Geneva Chamber of Commerce with support from the city.

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Residents – along with Santa – attended the village of Montgomery's ceremonial tree lighting and opening of this year’s Festival of Trees display in front of Village Hall on Sunday, Dec. 7.