Brenda Schory

The city of St. Charles and local veterans groups will provide an annual patriotic celebration of Memorial Day beginning with a 6 a.m. flag ceremony Monday, May 26 at Baker Community Center, 101 S. Second St.

The city of Aurora's Youth Services Division will honor National Physical Fitness and Sports month by hosting the 31st Annual Sports Festival from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m Friday, May 9 at Phillips Park, 828 Montgomery Road, Aurora.

A Kane County judge changed his mind and returned an elderly man accused of aggravated criminal sexual assault to electronic home monitoring, above the prosecutor's objections.

Ivars Spalis started his teaching career as an English teacher, first as a substitute at Aurora West High School, then at the Kane County Juvenile Justice Center.

Cailla Swanson is in her third year of teaching special ed at Geneva High School.

Chad Clarey became a teacher and a coach because teachers and coaches mentored him.

The city of Geneva's phone system is down Wednesday and all departments cannot receive external phone calls.

Gemma Gurney, a high school social studies teacher at Central School District 301 – and herself a St. Charles North graduate – was named 2025 Kane County Educator of the Year.

The Geneva Council Chambers was packed Monday night with family and supporters as the newly elected and re-elected took their oaths of office.

Conservative Women Care is hosting a kick-off event at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 8, at Tequila Val’s, 309 Meier St., East Dundee

Ecker Center for Behavioral Health is marking "Strength in Community: Celebrating 70 Years of Impact" through June 30, seeking to raise $70,000 to support its growth and healing in behavioral health care.

Geneva residents can reduce their household waste and become recycling experts through the city’s new partnership with Recycle Coach.

Kane County Specialty Courts Foundation's annual spring fundraising dinner will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 15 at the Kane County Judicial Center, 37W777 Illinois Route 38, St. Charles.

Thousands of people lined Illinois Route 64 at Fieldgate Drive in St. Charles Saturday for an Enough!! Hands Off!! rally against President Trump's policies and against his billionaire wingman, Elon Musk.

The Geneva City Council Monday approved a new contract with a company that has disposed of its treated wastewater biosolids in farmers' fields since 2011.