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‘The real Labor Day’: People around the suburbs rally for workers’ rights on May Day

Following a call from organizers for “no school, no work, no shopping,” people around the suburbs and across the country rallied to honor workers on May Day Friday.

Schaumburg police: Woman dead, man in custody after well-being check

United Airlines slims flights at O’Hare this summer following FAA ruling

Oui, oui: Bigger Lisle French Market opens at new downtown location

Prosecutors: Defendant in Arlington Heights stabbing smoked marijuana before attack

Boys track and field: Prospect cruises to championship at own Wanner invite

Things to do May 1-7: Mexico Fest, Go Fly a Kite, Lombard Lilac Time, Katt Williams and more

PADS of Elgin has received a $200,000 grant from the city of Elgin to fund the organization’s operations through the end of June.

Elgin awards $200,000 grant to help PADS of Elgin get through June

PADS of Elgin is getting a lifeline through a $200,000 grant that will get them through June 30.

Hoffman Estates man charged with stabbing two in Arlington Heights apartment melee

Two people suffered stab wounds and a Hoffman Estates man is charged with attempted murder following an attack inside an Arlington Heights apartment Thursday morning.

Cubs relief pitcher Jacob Webb reacts after striking out the Diamondbacks' Gabriel Moreno to save Friday's 6-5 Cubs win at Wrigley Field.

Typical day for Cubs: Another injury, another victory

Second baseman Nico Hoerner had to leave the game with a sore neck, but the Cubs held on to beat Arizona 6-5 at Wrigley Field on Friday.

Naperville resident Charles Wilcox has been either running or walking nearly daily since April 1966, when he was in the Navy. He often walks past the “Veterans’ Valor” sculpture downtown, which he enjoys viewing.

6 decades, 75,000 miles: Naperville man celebrates daily habit of running and walking

On Saturday, Naperville resident Charles Wilcox will celebrate an exercise habit that has seen him either run or walk several miles nearly every day since May 2, 1966.

Girls soccer: Big second half sends Hersey past Schaumburg

Three second half goals in rapid fire helped end a recent scoring drought for Hersey who claimed a 3-0 victory over visiting Schaumburg in a MSL West Division contest Fri...

Drowning suspected as cause of death for body pulled from Fox River

A man whose body was found in the Fox River on Wednesday appears to have drowned, the Kane County coroner’s office reported Friday.

Spirit Airlines shuts down as company says it can't keep up with higher oil prices

Spirit Airlines has announced it is going out of business after 34 years. The ultra-low-cost airline known for its bright yellow planes and deep discount fares said Saturday it has started winding down operations.