St. Charles City Council

At its meeting Tuesday, St. Charles plan commissioners unanimously recommended approval of a special use application for InterPlastics.

The River Corridor Foundation of St. Charles wants to improve accessibility to the Fox River.

It will cost more than $42 million to redevelop the shuttered Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles.

The fire in May that destroyed large parts of the shuttered Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles has increased the need to use tax increment finances to spur its redevelopment, according to a plan prepared for city officials.

The St. Charles Public Works Department is moving ahead to get maintenance work done on the city’s east side parking deck on Walnut Avenue between 2nd and 3rd avenues.

St. Charles is moving ahead with repairs to its bridges.

Frontier Development still plans to build a residential building near the Fox River in St. Charles after it failed to get enough alderpersons to support a plan to vacate portions of South 2nd Avenue and Indiana Avenue rights-of-way as part of the project.

For those who couldn’t make it to the recent community visioning workshop, the city will hold a second workshop this week, which will be virtual.

Those who would like to run for St. Charles City Council can pick up nomination packets for the 2023 consolidated election beginning Sept. 9.

St. Charles aldermen on Tuesday will decide the fate of current plans to build an apartment building near the Fox River in St. Charles.

The fate of a proposed apartment building near the Fox River in St. Charles is up in the air because of the lack of support for vacating Indiana Avenue as part of the project.

Mac’s Beer Wine Spirits will take over the space that currently houses Hops ’n Barrels in downtown St. Charles.

The St. Charles City Council's Planning and Development Committee on Monday is set to review plans for a proposed apartment building near the Fox River in St. Charles that has been scaled back after neighbors had voiced concerns about the building's height.

St. Charles residents and business owners will have the chance to tell city leaders what direction they would like the city to go during a community visioning session next week.

Plans for a four-story mixed-use building at 1st and Prairie streets in downtown St. Charles continue to move forward.