Elgin, Illinois news
Esteban Peralez "lost it," reading his friend’s Facebook post that he lost his 10-year-old daughter in Tuesday's mass shooting. “I felt God talking to me that I had to do something.” That something will be a fundraiser in South Elgin.
The “Scheherazade” concerts will be conducted by Andrew Grams in the Hemmens Cultural Center in downtown Elgin.
A McHenry County grand jury indicted these people on the following charges.
A long-time accountant and a former television producer, both of whom have been involved in local politics, are vying to become the Republican nominee for the 66th House District.
Students from Crystal Lake and Huntley will join the Orion Ensemble for its final concert program of the season this month.
A Carpentersville man is facing first-degree murder charges in connection with a deadly apartment shooting last month in Elgin.
Walnut SpeakEasy occupies an eye-catching space with a soaring barrel ceiling, exposed brick, walnut accents and a nicely spaced array of comfy booths, tables and high-tops ringing a horseshoe-shaped bar.
Dream Hall is a rare hybrid that serves as an incubator for an eclectic and delicious collection of restaurants, as well as home to multilevel spaces designed for coworking catering to entrepreneurs, artists and other creators.
Update: An Elgin man has been identified after a fatal crash involving an SUV he was riding in and a semi-trailer truck along Illinois Route 23 in Genoa Township Friday, according to the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office.
The concert features guest vocalists and The Adrian Dunn Singers.
After a McHenry County judge called the actions of a Marengo man “selfish,” he sentenced him to 180 days in jail, four years of probation and two years of conditional discharge.
An Elgin-based aviation and automotive repair company is hoping to lease hangar space at the DeKalb Taylor Municipal Airport, and city officials say the lease could mean more air traffic for the area.
An Elgin man who just days before Christmas lost his wife to COVID-19 after an unsuccessful bid to be treated with ivermectin took his first steps since November on Monday.
“I’m going to bring a lot of changes to that office and a lot of services are going to be amped up,” said Diana Hartmann, McHenry County's new regional superintendent of education