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Batavia considers tax incentive for Texas RoadhouseSep 18, 2026 4:23 pm - Batavia aldermen are poised to approve a sales tax rebate to get a Texas Roadhouse restaurant on Randall Road.
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Bartlett panel still considering two marijuana dispensaries across street from each otherSep 18, 2026 4:15 pm - Two proposed marijuana dispensaries across the street from each other in Bartlett remain under review by the village’s planning and zoning commission, even though the panel previously endorsed one of them for approval.
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Aurora man faces child porn chargesSep 18, 2026 4:03 pm - An Aurora man has been charged with crimes involving child sexual abuse material.
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‘It’s surreal’: National basketball champ Dugalic gets hero’s welcome at Maine WestSep 18, 2026 3:48 pm - Former Maine West High School girls basketball star and current WNBA rookie Angela Dugalic got a hero’s welcome at her alma mater Friday.
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Carpentersville board OKs contract for new 911 dispatching service
Sep 18, 2026 2:44 pm - Despite concerns from union leaders and dispatchers, the Carpentersville Village Board took another step toward leaving QuadCom, the 911 emergency dispatch center it helped co-found, for Southeast Emergency Communication.
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Man hospitalized after train and vehicle collide in BarringtonSep 18, 2026 2:14 pm - Metra officials are investigating a crash involving a car and a train early Friday afternoon in Barrington that is causing extensive delays for riders.
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After multiple deer die from disease, East Dundee paying company to remove them
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Streets to be closed for Geneva homecoming paradeSep 18, 2026 1:22 pm - The Geneva High School homecoming parade on Oct. 2 will require some streets to be closed.
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Reflecting on progress: Suburban cycling infrastructure improvements have come a long waySep 18, 2026 12:26 pm - Illinois has made several infrastructure improvements across the suburbs that have benefited cyclists over the past six years.
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Trump’s $1.4B haul comes back to haunt crypto industry
Sep 18, 2026 11:34 am - The crypto industry watched with a grim foreboding as its landmark bill detonated on the Senate floor Tuesday. Blame first fell on Democrats, none of whom voted to advance it. But some of the industry’s own supporters pointed elsewhere: at President Donald Trump and the roughly $1.4 billion in income he generated from crypto ventures last year.