St. Charles

The plan will incorporate feedback from the community and key stakeholders, as well as members of the general public.

St. Charles School District 303 has determined that it needs to replace seven buses in its fleet at a cost of $605,500.

The St. Charles Public Library will soon have a new library director.

The St. Charles Business Alliance has announced that applications for the Electric Christmas Parade are now available for local businesses, community groups and non-profits.

St. Charles resident John Mars envisions the western edge of the former Pheasant Run Resort property in St. Charles being home to three museums that would shine a spotlight on Chicagoland sports along with area veterans.

The Fox River is cleaner these days thanks to the recent efforts of several volunteer groups.

The Friends of St. Charles Public Library have announced a sculpture unveiling ceremony at the St. Charles Public Library at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3.

St. Charles School District 303 is looking to boost the pay of its substitute teachers in order to stay competitive with other school districts.

Explore some of the odd turns taxonomists have taken in their quest to provide accurate scientific names for flora and fauna.

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.

St. Charles Community Unit School District 303′s early childhood program at Fox Ridge Early Childhood Center achieved the Gold Circle of Quality rating from the Illinois State Board of Education.

St. Charles Park District tennis staff are offering a wide range of tournaments and programs for all ages, resulting in improved technique as well as a healthier lifestyle.

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.