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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.

Postponed due to government shutdown, Wheeling census is coming this summer

Peoples Gas customers to see minor credits after settlement with AG’s office

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

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

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

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

An United Airlines flight arrives at O'Hare International Airport. The carrier is scaling back some summer flights.

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

United Airlines will cut its flight schedule at O’Hare International Airport by about 130 daily departures this June in response to a Federal Aviation Administration mandate, officials announced.

Des Plaines is set to buy most of the former Methodist Camp Ground property near the Des Plaines River for $4 million to settle a lawsuit against the owners. The property flooded once again after recent rainstorms.

Des Plaines set to buy most of former Methodist Camp Ground for $4M, ending legal battle

Des Plaines would purchase most of a historic — but flood-prone — campground for $4 million under a deal before the city council.

The FBI is looking for a man suspected of robbing a bank in Naperville Friday morning.

FBI investigating Naperville bank robbery

A Bank of America branch in Naperville was robbed on Friday morning.

Federal immigration agents who used tear gas and fired pepper spray at protesters during a Dec. 6 confrontation in Elgin will not face charges, Kane County State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser announced Thursday.

Federal agents won’t be prosecuted over pepper-spraying protesters in Elgin

Federal agents who fired pepper balls and deployed chemical agents against citizens protesting an immigration arrest late last year in Elgin will not be criminally prosecuted.

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.

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.

Vernon Hills man charged in Buffalo Grove motel attack

A Vernon Hills man wanted on felony battery charges in Buffalo Grove was arrested in Palatine Thursday.

Man faces drugged driving charge in crash that severely injured pedestrian

A man has been charged with driving under the influence of drugs in connection with a February crash that seriously injured a pedestrian in Downers Grove.