Western DuPage Special Recreation Association was in a quandary. After the not-for-profit organization's parade float experienced a sudden demise during last summer's busy parade season, the staff at WDSRA was desperate to find a volunteer who posse...

An investigation into the conduct of Naperville City Manager Doug Krieger triggered by a former human resources employee's complaint has found he was "promptly and correctly" reprimanded for telling an inappropriate joke. The investigation, conducte...

It's fitting that St. Charles East's primary school color is orange, because the Saints caught fire at the midpoint of this girls soccer season, turning into a raging inferno that has devoured nearly all in its path through the second half of the ca...

Democracy costs money, and the multiple efforts to change the Illinois Constitution on the ballot in November could cost the state as much as $4 million in printing, mailing and advertising to tell you about them. Lawmakers have approved two constit...

Presenting a college achiever roll call one final time for the 2013-14 sports year ... We led the March 28 edition with an item on Iowa senior Tony Ramos (Glenbard North) winning a Big Ten and NCAA Division I wrestling title at 133 pounds. A three-t...

DuPage County's Democratic organization doesn't want to concede two high-profile countywide positions and several county board seats to the Republicans without a fight. To prevent that from happening, the party has picked candidates to run in the No...

Nearly 200 eighth-graders from Wheaton Warrenville Unit District 200 pitched their business plans to area business leaders during an entrepreneurship expo this week at the Illinois Institute of Technology's Wheaton campus. The students have been dev...