Schaumburg has adopted a list of new regulations for its 30 hotels intended to curb an increase in crime that Schaumburg Police Chief Bill Wolf says predates the pandemic and is both local and regional. Rises in thefts, car break-ins, assaults, batt...

Arlington Park layoffs: Arlington Park employees received formal notice last weekend that they will be laid off two months from now. The memo to unionized employees comes as corporate owner Churchill Downs Inc. evaluates purchase off...

Having just completed a two-year stint as commander of Schaumburg's American Legion Post 1983, Air Force veteran Cindy Byrd hopes to serve as an inspiration to women in the military and fellow female veterans to remain involved in their communities....

A Roselle panel is endorsing the idea of lifting the village's ban on recreational marijuana businesses. The Roselle planning and zoning commission on Tuesday unanimously recommended allowing cannabis dispensaries and cultivation sites. As part of t...

Schaumburg and Hoffman Estates officials are poised to renew three-year agreements providing school resource officers from their police departments to buildings in Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54. As before, Hoffman Estates will provide o...

One year after a shooting in Roselle that killed one man and wounded six others, police investigators continue to work on the case despite being frustrated by uncooperative witnesses. Authorities have devoted more than 4,000 hours to the case, inter...

It's a common occurrence this time of year - someone knocks on your front door, offering to check out your roof for storm damage. Or they're from a utility and say they need to check a service issue at the side of your house. Or maybe they work for ...

Registration is open for the sixth annual Ride for Hope, a 501(c)3 ovarian cancer motorcycle ride and celebration, escorted by the Illinois State Police and medically supported by the EMS Roaddocs of Illinois. The 65-mile charity ride starts and en...