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Demolition of the Woodfield Green Executive Centre is about to start to begin the creation of a 28-acre entertainment district adjacent to Schaumburg’s Renaissance Hotel and convention center. Andretti Indoor Karting is planned to anchor the first phase.

Commercial Real Estate | Schaumburg entertainment district to start with demolition of office complex

The countdown is under way this month for the demolition of a single-story office complex that marks the first step in the creation of an entertainment district adjacent to Schaumburg's Renaissance Hotel and convention center.
Bill Foster, left, and Catalina Lauf are candidates for the 11th Congressional District seat.

Politics | Congressional candidate stands by debunked claim about schools and litter boxes

Although it's been debunked as a hoax, Republican congressional candidate Catalina Lauf is standing by a tweet in which she said some schools provide litter boxes for students who like pretending they're anthropomorphic animals.
Starting Thursday, the Washington Street bridge in Naperville will be reduced to one lane in each direction after an inspection revealed a weight limit needs to be in place.

Transportation | Naperville bridge will be reduced to one lane for weight limit starting Thursday

The Washington Street bridge in Naperville, which is scheduled for major construction work beginning next spring, will be reduced to one lane in each direction after an inspection revealed an eight-ton weight limit needs to be in place.
An online fundraiser has brought in more than $84,000 for the family of Matt Ascaridis, 45, who died after a confrontation with two men at the Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve last month.

Lake County | Two to face more charges in deadly Fort Sheridan confrontation? Officials not ready to say

Officials won't yet say whether the two young men involved in a confrontation that led to the death of a 45-year-old Highland Park man last month in Lake County's Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve will be charged with a violent crime.
Dan Brady, left, and Alexi Giannoulias
Politics | Secretary of state hopefuls focus on modernization, differ on fees
For the first time since 1998, the secretary of state seat in Illinois will be an open one in the general election. The candidates to fill it are former state treasurer and Chicago Democrat Alexi Giannoulias, and longtime state Rep. Dan Brady, a deputy House minority leader from Bloomington.
Peter Passuntino talks about his grandson, Riely Teuerle, pictured behind him, during a candlelight celebration on Aug. 11 at Towne Park in Algonquin. Teuerle died in a car crash in Lake of the Hills the week before. Over 100 family members and friends gathered at the park to remember and celebrate Teuerle’s life.
News | Driver in crash that killed 17-year-old Lake in the Hills teenager being sued by family
The family of a 17-year-old killed in a rollover crash in early August in Lake in the Hills filed a wrongful death suit against the driver of the vehicle, seeking $50,000 or more in damages.
Jack Vrett, left, and Mark Walker are candidates for the 53rd state House District seat.
Politics | Incumbent Walker defends SAFE-T Act, while challenger Vrett calls for repeal
Two Arlington Heights candidates for a state House seat have sharp disagreements on Illinois' new criminal justice reform law, with Republican Jack Vrett saying it makes streets more dangerous and Democrat Mark Walker calling those arguments fearmongering.
Republican Scott Gryder and Democrat Lauren Underwood are running for Illinois’ 14th Congressional District seat.
Politics | Underwood, Gryder spar over abortion and other issues in online candidate forum
The candidates for Illinois' 14th Congressional District couldn't be much further apart when it comes to abortion rights.
Former Ohio State head coach Jim Tressel is carried on the shoulders of his 2002 national champion team during the second quarter of the Sept. 3 game between Notre Dame and Ohio State. Tressel shares his thoughts on the roller coaster existence of Justin Fields as apprentice starting QB of the Bears.
Columns | Jim O'Donnell: Jim Tressel suggests why Justin Fields, Bears are on a tricky, uphill path
Few knew as well how to win college football games as Jim Tressel. And few are as chapter-and-verse informed on the historic difficulties of Ohio State quarterbacks making it in the NFL as Tressel. From a distance, he has thoughts on the rollercoaster existence of Justin Fields as apprentice starting QB of the Bears.
A second date in Chicago has been added to former first lady Michelle Obama’s U.S. tour in support of her latest book, “The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times.”
Literature | Second Chicago Theatre date added to Michelle Obama's book tour
Former first lady Michelle Obama had added a second Chicago date to her national tour in support of her latest book, "The Light We Carry."
Susana Mendoza, left, and Shannon Teresi are candidates for Illinios Comptroller in the 2022 general election.
Politics | Watch candidates discuss issues in the race for Illinois comptroller
Watch candidates Susana A. Mendoza and Shannon Teresi discuss issues in the race for Illinois comptroller with the Daily Herald editorial board.
Former Grayslake resident Cal Calamia finishes a San Francisco marathon. Calamia plans to run in this Sunday’s Bank of America Chicago Marathon in the nonbinary category.
Sports | Chicago marathon adds nonbinary division in quiet manner some runners find 'hurtful'
The Bank of America Chicago Marathon is one of the most prestigious races, drawing runners from around the globe. So when Cal Calamia heard that the race on Sunday had opened a nonbinary runner category, the former Grayslake resident was ecstatic.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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Like a good neighbor, Bill Nelson’s State Farm Insurance agency in St. Charles has served the Fox Valley and beyond for 25 years as of Oct. 1. Nelson’s agency offers a broad range of over 100 insurance and financial products backed by State Farm, the leading auto and home insurer in the U.S. for almost 60 years.
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Elmhurst resident David Gerfen uses a 3D virtual reality device for stroke rehabilitation at Northwestern Medicine Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital in Wheaton.
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The Batavia Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of Mirus Batavia with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 15. The new restaurant is located at 15 E. Wilson St. Mayor Jeffery Schielke presided over the celebration along with Melissa Monno and John Hamel, Mirus owners. General Manager Ryan Shaver, Chef Rick Kaniuga and Sous Chef Wayne Schaible also represented the restaurant. Among the well-wishers were Melissa’s father, Larry Monno; Batavia Chamber President Margaret Perreault, Shirley Mott, chamber communications and membership coordinator; Beth Walker, executive director of Batavia MainStreet; and Kristen Desler, Batavia MainStreet assistant director. Also in attendance were Lori Botterman, city of Batavia communications manager, Batavia Chamber board members, ambassadors, and community members.
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