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District 214 spending about $2 million a year on unexpected repairs

Northwest Suburban High School District 214 is spending about $2 million a year on emergency repairs, as voters will decide this fall whether to approve $295 million worth of building renovations via referendum.

‘An extraordinary talent’: Famed pro wrestler ‘Pac’ found dead in Des Plaines, one day after suburban match

Man gets 15 years for kidnapping woman in Elgin

With massive board exodus, new leaders step up at Pace

Plans for old Pheasant Run resort site in St. Charles recommended for approval

Keenum to start at QB for the Bears on Monday with Bagent as backup

Funding approved for final nine homes in Aurora’s first ‘smart neighborhood’

Mostly receptive crowd greets Trump at Presidents Cup in Medinah while dozens protest outside the club

President Donald Trump delivered very brief opening remarks and stuck around until the closing ceremony at the Presidents Cup on Sunday, speaking to a crowd of thousands ...

Wheaton Warrenville South’s A.J. Rogers scrambles but is caught by Wheaton North’s Andrew Segura during the Tigers’ win Friday at Wheaton North. (John Starks/Daily Herald)

Daily Herald football Top 20

Downers Grove North, Hersey and Prospect are the top three teams in this week’s Daily Herald football Top 20.

Barrington’s Eve Adler hits a shot over the net last week against Hersey. (John Starks/Daily Herald)

Daily Herald girls volleyball Top 20

Libertyville, Glenbard West and Huntley are the top three teams in this week’s Daily Herald girls volleyball Top 20.

Geneva's Brendan Jones (2) pauses on the sideline in the second half while watching action against Bartlett during nonconference game in Bartlett on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. (H. Rick Bamman / For the Beacon News)

Daily Herald boys soccer Top 20

Hersey, Warren and St. Charles East are the top three teams in this week’s Daily Herald boys soccer Top 20.

Duffey Phelps, a representative for developer Holladay Properties, responds to questions from the Aurora city council regarding a hotel development near the new Aurora Hollywood Casino site on Sept. 22. The city council approved the development after the company agreed to a few conditions. (Addison Wright/Beacon-News)

Aurora City Council approves plan for hotel near Hollywood Casino site

The Aurora City Council recently approved an extended-stay hotel development near the new Aurora Hollywood Casino site after developers agreed to a few conditions that addressed concerns raised by council members.

Man pleads guilty to trying to kill elderly relative, gets 12-year sentence

A man has pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree murder for trying to kill an elderly relative in her Big Rock-area home.

As early voting begins, officials seek to reassure public about election security, integrity

With early in-person and mail-in voting now underway in Illinois, state and local election officials insisted Friday that the state’s voting system is being run fairly and accurately.