At least part of Pheasant Run will remain open for business in St. Charles. Operators of the iconic resort announced Thursday an agreement with the DuPage Airport Authority to settle a pending lawsuit. Airport officials filed a condemnation lawsuit...

They're back: Bulldozers. Front-end loaders. Excavators. Cement trucks. Construction season 2016 is upon us, and it's a significant year for many reasons. For long-suffering drivers on the Jane Addams Tollway (I-90), the ordeal is nearly over. The ...

Elgin firefighters disciplined An Elgin Fire Department lieutenant was demoted and two others also were disciplined after an investigation revealed they took explicit photos and videos of themselves and exchanged them while on duty, city officials s...

Even with a fresh coat of snow on the ground, it's time to start thinking about golf again. Actually, taxpayer-supported golf courses across the suburbs need people playing golf rather than just thinking about it. Nearly two-thirds of golf courses o...

Even without "Pate" Philip steering its course, as the former Illinois Senate president did so aptly in grabbing DuPage Airport from the Fox Valley Airport Authority more than 30 years ago, the folks operating the airport want more. This time they a...

Unusually high February winds raced through the suburbs Friday, causing pieces of roof materials to descend to sidewalks and leading to the collapse of a gas station canopy. The National Weather Service reported gusts exceeding 60 miles per hour in ...

One of the pieces of property that put St. Charles on the map more than 50 years ago soon might be removed from its borders. DuPage Airport officials have filed a condemnation lawsuit against Pheasant Run Resort in an effort to block the iconic reso...

State and local transportation officials will be opening three much-anticipated ramps connecting Route 53 (westbound I-290) to Route 390 this weekend after a ribbon-cutting Friday. The ramps are part of the Elgin-O'Hare Expressway project to make O'...

A high-tech job at Bell Labs brought Ray Campbell to the DuPage suburbs in 1986. His greatest challenge, however, wasn't at his new workplace; it was getting there. Campbell, who is visually impaired, was sure that public transit in the area would b...