St. Charles

In an attempt to educate and reach out to new volunteers in a fun way, the St. Charles Business Alliance will host Get the Scoop on Volunteering from 3 to 6 p.m. July 18 at Kimmer’s Ice Cream in St. Charles.

The city of St. Charles’ financial reporting practices have once again earned recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association.

St. Charles residents living on the city’s west side will see smoother roads ahead in the coming months.

Clarke, the mosquito control vendor for the city of St. Charles, is conducting a citywide spray Thursday night.

The creative menu at Brunch Cafe is extensive, offering anything related to breakfast or lunch you could be hankering for.

St. Charles residents will have the opportunity to paint the city red – along with a variety of other colors – during a community art project.

Five St. Charles businesses have been cited for selling tobacco and alternative nicotine products to minors.

Kane County residents showed up for the General Primary Election on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.

The St. Charles City Council’s Government Operations Committee on June 20 recommended giving $612,003 to 19 agencies that provide mental health services. The recommendation will now go to the full City Council for review.

City officials plan to give organizers of the upcoming Fox Valley Marathon permission to use an amplification system at 6:15 a.m. – but with the condition that it will not disturb nearby residents.

The St. Charles Business Alliance and St. Charles History Museum have announced the Downtown St. Charles Historic Walking Tour is getting an upgrade to make it more engaging and accessible.

In addition to extra officers working to help direct traffic and assist pedestrians crossing the roadways during the annual Fourth of July fireworks celebration, the St. Charles police department will also have additional patrols out specifically seeking impaired motorists.

St. Charles is moving ahead to set up a retiree health savings plan for the city’s firefighters.

The gay rights group, Out in Fox Valley, will hold rallies, marches Saturday and Sunday in downtown Geneva.

This insect’s genus name, Phengodes, can be traced to the Greek word for light – and with good reason.