The Barrington Area CROP Hunger Walk is an annual community hunger education and fund-raising event sponsored by Church World Service. This year plans are being made for the Walk to take place throughout the village of Barrington, beginning at St....

Palatine's Harper College may just be the first Illinois community college to fund/organize its own bike share program, an initiative extending beyond Harper's 200-acre campus. Those with Harper email addresses enjoy discounted fees, but anyone with...

A DuPage County jury last year convicted former Bartlett High School chemistry teacher Garry Brodersen of endangering the life or health of a child, deciding he knew harm was possible when he poured liquid nitrogen on a student's chest during a clas...

A Carpentersville man was sentenced Monday to 30 months of probation for causing a 2018 crash that killed a woman and her unborn son. Frank Ruiz, 22, also must perform 300 hours of community service as part of a sentence handed down by Kane County J...

A longtime Carpentersville resident, former village trustee and counselor at Dundee-Crown High School is being remembered for his love of family and dedication to the community. James T. Schuldt, 92, died at his home on Aug. 21. Visitation and fune...

At 9 months old, Noah Ivelic's parents started to notice he was falling behind in his milestones. Their pediatrician at the time didn't seem concerned, but Nicole and Zeljko Ivelic, who live in Carpentersville, instinctively knew something wasn't r...

About 300 young teens, many who rode their bikes, showed up wearing bright colors Friday evening to Waverly Park in Rolling Meadows to honor and remember their friend Katriona Koziara. It's a ride the 13-year-old Rolling Meadows girl - affectionatel...