Arlington Heights mayor: Bears stadium not done deal

Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia expressed caution about the Bears’ announced shift in stadium development focus back to the village, stating that there will be a process and opportunities for public input if the move is confirmed.

Mount Prospect closes on Chase Bank property

‘We’ll see where he takes it’: Cleanup set to begin at old train depot site in Lake Zurich

Illinois mulls ending a health program for some immigrants living in the US illegally

The Elgin City Council approved the city’s second recreational cannabis dispensary. Jane & Buds Cannabis Dispensary will open in the former Boston Market on Randall Road.

New pot dispensary, tattoo parlor get approval from Elgin City Council

Elgin City Council members have approved a plan for a new adult-use cannabis dispensary to open in the former Boston Market location on Randall Road. They also gave the thumbs up to a new tattoo parlor in the Tyler Creek Plaza shopping center.

Short Stacks, a family-owned, breakfast-and-lunch place in downtown Algonquin, abruptly announced its closing Friday, May 16.

Beloved Algonquin restaurant Short Stacks abruptly closes

Bella’s Short Stacks in downtown Algonquin served customers one last time Friday, May 16, before permanently closing.

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Arlington Heights spending $3.5 million to rebuild roads this summer

After being rejected, proposed supported living center in Des Plaines will get another look

Fat Rosie's Taco & Tequila Bar will open its seventh location in Oak Brook Friday, May 23.

Fat Rosie’s Taco & Tequila Bar to open new location in Oak Brook

Fat Rosie’s Taco & Tequila Bar will open its seventh Chicago-area location in Oak Brook on Friday, May 23.

Construction continued on the new Heinen’s grocery store in Naperville on May 9.

‘Quality product and quality service’: Heinen’s grocery store coming to Naperville

A new Heinen’s grocery store is taking shape in Naperville and replaces a former Butera supermarket.

Algonquin/Lake in the Hills Chamber of Commerce board member Julie Bevel, left, emceed a panel Thursday, May 15, at the Golf Club of Illinois in Algonquin, with superintendents Martina Smith of Algonquin-based Community Unit District 300, Jessica Lombard of Huntley Community School District 158 and Neil Lesinski of Crystal Lake High School District 155.

3 suburban school superintendents say business partnerships are key to shaping future of education

In just a few years, students graduating from McHenry County schools may find themselves working in jobs that don’t exist now, according to three suburban school districts’ superintendents.