New, nonunion city employees will be allowed a maximum of 80 hours of sick leave under a measure the Rolling Meadows council approved Tuesday night. The vote means if a new employee gets sick, he or she could get a maximum of up to 80 hours of pay, ...

Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54 board members passed a series of fee increases with equal parts regret and obligation at their meeting Thursday night. Increases to milk, transportation and facility usage — including before- and after-scho...

Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54 welcomed new principals for two of its junior highs at its meeting Thursday. Kara Prusko, the current interim principal of Dwight D. Eisenhower Junior High School, was officially appointed as principal of ...

The Rolling Meadows Chamber of Commerce is faced with relying on the charity of a local business to keep afloat if it is not able to seek refuge from budget struggles by moving into city hall. No longer able to afford their location at 2775 Algonqu...

Rolling Meadows police officers filled city council chambers this week to honor a colleague deploying to Afghanistan to serve in the Army Reserves. Rolling Meadows Police Officer David Kim received a standing ovation and was presented with the City ...

Rolling Meadows is dusting off its red donation cans from the '70s and ‘80s in hopes that more businesses and residents will donate money to support community events if there is a foundation organizing the effort. The proposed Rolling Meadows Commun...

Rolling Meadows is about to get brighter. The city is one step closer to adding streetlights along a dark part of Algonquin Road with the help of federal funding assistance. Rolling Meadows and Arlington Heights are partnering to improve lighting al...

Schaumburg Township Elementary School District 54 has named a new assistant superintendent for business to replace the well-loved retiring financial whiz of the district, Dr. Mohsin Dada. Ric King, a 16-year employee of the district, will be the per...

Bartlett village officials spent time reconsidering ordinance language of what is classified as a “desirable” business, acknowledging the need to fill the empty downtown storefronts. “We sure know we have to do something with the town center across...