DuPage County News
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Watch the interview with candidates for West Chicago Council Wards 1 & 3Mar 6, 2021 1:00 AM - Watch the candidates for West Chicago Council Ward 1 and Ward 3 take part in an interview with a representative of the Daily Herald Editorial Board.
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Watch the interview with a candidate for Lombard Trustee District 1Mar 6, 2021 1:00 AM - Watch one of the candidates for Lombard Trustee District 1 take part in an interview with a representative of the Daily Herald Editorial Board.
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Naperville wine tasting room seeking to offer craft beer, bourbon
Mar 6, 2021 8:25 AM - A wine tasting room in downtown Naperville is seeking to expand its offerings to encompass craft beer and bourbon -- a move that would require a change in liquor license regulations. -
Two Geneva restaurants with shared heated patio launch Giving Tuesday program
Mar 6, 2021 1:12 AM - Tuesday, March 9, will be the first "Dine & Share #GivingTuesday" for Preservation and Atlas Chicken Shack in downtown Geneva. The two restaurants are launching a monthly program that highlights a different local charity each month. -
Saxophonist/composer Nick Zoulek to perform 'Rushing Past Willow' March 10
Mar 5, 2021 7:50 PM - On Wednesday, March 10, Eighth Blackbird, a four-time Grammy Award-winning Chicago-based music ensemble, will showcase sax player and composer Nick Zoulek in a livestream concert. -
With COVID, contested races, League of Women Voters works hard to reach electorate
Mar 5, 2021 7:15 PM - If you asked League of Women Voters members their ultimate goal, they would likely say 100% voter turnout. Heidi Graham, president of the League's Arlington Heights/Mount Prospect/Buffalo Grove chapter would settle for 75%. But the COVID-19 pandemic has forced Graham and her fellow League members to redouble their efforts to inform voters and boost turnout. -
College of DuPage's 'stackable credentials' can open doors to new career opportunities
Mar 5, 2021 6:15 PM - College of DuPage offers many certificate programs that provide the skills to enter the workforce while being stackable, meaning that a completed certificate can lead to additional certifications and a degree after the student gains employment. -
Addison mayoral challenger wants to bring diversity
Mar 5, 2021 5:53 PM - Addison Mayor Richard "Rich" Veenstra faces a challenge from Addison Public Library Board President Maria Sinkule in the April 2021 election. -
Watch candidates for Wheaton Warrenville Dist. 200 school board discuss the issuesMar 5, 2021 4:03 PM - Watch candidates for the Wheaton Warrenville District 200 school board take part in a joint interview with a representative of the Daily Herald Editorial Board.
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Aurora man gets 30 years in prison for 2018 attack on couple
Mar 5, 2021 2:35 PM - An Aurora gang member has pleaded guilty to armed violence and two gun charges in connection with an August 2018 attack on a couple sitting in a car.
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