Several Pride Month events are coming to Aurora this weekend
The events include Pride at the Plaza Saturday and the annual Aurora Pride Parade Sunday, followed by a party at Two Brothers Roundhouse.
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Illinois attorney general gets injunction in suit over potential asbestos exposure at Aurora apartments
An Aurora apartment building has to be cleaned in accordance with a state Environmental Protection Agency-approved plan, according to the Illinois Attorney General’s Office, which recently obtained an injunction order...
Illinois’ new cellphone ban receives praise and criticism from Chicago-area school communities
Illinois lawmakers voted late last month to prohibit elementary and middle school students from using cellphones during the school day to mixed reactions.
Geneva City Council OKs 10-year renewal of contract for police body cameras
The contract for body cameras, in-car cameras, new Tasers and associated software comes at a total cost of about $1.2 million over 10 years.
Batavia City Council OKs $1 million TIF incentive for proposed 72-unit affordable housing development
The project is set to be built at 400 S. River St. and would include 72 units, all for households earning below the area median income.
St. Charles North teacher Andrew Bernard to fill vacancy on Indian Prairie D204 board
Bernard, a Naperville resident, is set to be officially sworn in at Indian Prairie’s July 13 school board meeting.
Kane County’s 2027 budget process is underway, with plans to present a draft budget as early as July
The county is aiming to use little to none of its cash reserves to balance its budget for fiscal year 2027, which starts on Dec. 1.
St. Charles City Council OKs $7.6 million bid for lead service line replacement work
The council recently approved utility rate hikes taking effect in June meant to help pay for lead line replacements in the coming years.
Geneva Fire Chief Mike Antenore to retire in August: ‘It’s been a fantastic calling’
After a decade in the top post at the Geneva Fire Department, Antenore will retire effective Aug. 14.
Indian Prairie D204 predicting $4.9 million budget deficit for 2027, but a balanced budget in future years
The district is planning for a net reduction of 20 employees as a result of funding constraints.