Schaumburg Township District Library will display community-made origami paper cranes in May for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Visit SchaumburgLibrary.org/events to register for a paper crane kit containing multiple sheets of o...

The Village of Roselle and the Village of Hanover Park are partnering to present this year's Manufacturing Meetup, a free networking event where local manufacturers and business owners can learn about beneficial resources and opportunities that supp...

After a nighttime street takeover in Schaumburg last month in which reckless stunt driving was demonstrated for a crowd of more than 200 people - resulting in $9,500 of road damage and the minor injury of a responding police officer - officials are ...

Just as home buyers in Chicagoland thought there might be some relief from the market frenzy of the last few years, the spring market has taken them back. In March, the number of detached homes sold was 18.3% lower than the same time last year, wit...

Northwest Community Healthcare has launched an online survey to gauge the health needs of residents in the hospital's surrounding communities. The purpose of this assessment is to identify major health problems, gaps in services and other factors th...

In the spring of 1975, Larkin High School teacher John Duffy was getting set to take his four children on a vacation for spring break when several people showed up at his house. They included his former boss and good friend Chuck Medearis, who had b...