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 on Sunday, Aug...

No injuries were reported after a fire Friday night at the Bar Harbour Condominiums in Schaumburg. The fire at 101 Bar Harbour Road was first reported around 9 p.m., Schaumburg Deputy Fire Chief Dan Johnson said, on the fourth floor of a six-story b...

Completely charming Daily Herald photographer Rick West and me during our visit to his Bloomingdale home last year for a column about his inspirational effort against cancer, a shirtless Michael Carr made a request. “How about when I'm done with all...

The number of locations to cast your vote in advance of the April 6 consolidated election is set to expand greatly across the suburbs on Monday. Voters will be able to use paper ballots or touch screens to make their selections in municipal, school...

Schaumburg officials are considering moving back the latest time restaurants and bars can serve alcohol on Saturday and Sunday mornings from 3 a.m. to 2 a.m. Schaumburg Mayor Tom Dailly said Rosemont's similar decision last week was entirely coincid...

Five candidates are squaring off for three 4-year seats on Roselle Village Board in the April 6 election. They are incumbent Barbara Sarno; Thomas Piorkowski, president of the Roselle Public Library District Board; and newcomers Tom Della Penna, Lyd...

Five candidates are squaring off for three 4-year seats on Roselle Village Board in the April 6 election. They are incumbent Barbara Sarno; Thomas Piorkowski, president of the Roselle Public Library District Board; and newcomers Tom Della Penna, Lyd...

Born on a farm in an area that was about to become Roselle, Ethel Schwolow celebrated her 100th birthday in the same hometown she calls "so near and dear to me." The centenarian's birthday was marked Friday with a drive-by parade organized by family...

Village leaders in Bloomingdale may well be wondering what they could have or should have done to avoid the weekend mayhem that resulted in multiple shootings and one death at the Indian Lakes Hotel. And they're wise to examine their practices and p...

ssarkauskas@dailyherald.com At least 100 people in two separate groups were on the fifth and sixth floors of a Bloomingdale hotel when fighting broke out, ending in a shooting that left at least a half-dozen people injured, one of whom later died, B...