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Schaumburg preparing to require entrance barriers at Woodfield, other buildings
Oct 21, 2019 7:52 PM - In the wake of a Palatine man driving an SUV through an entrance at Woodfield Mall last month, Schaumburg trustees appear set to pass a measure requiring barriers at certain commercial buildings in the village. -
Geneva looks to form diversity task force to ensure a 'welcoming' communityOct 21, 2019 8:51 AM - Geneva officials say they want to make the city more welcoming for residents and visitors of all backgrounds. The goal to be recognized as an inclusive community was among the priorities identified by residents at a community forum. As a result, the city's Strategic Plan Advisory Committee, or SPAC, is looking at developing a diversity task force.
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Bulls will use a "load management" plan with Porter
Oct 21, 2019 7:34 PM - Bulls coach Jim Boylen plans to give forward Otto Porter Jr. the load management treatment this season. Boylen said Porter will be limited to 30 minutes per game early in the season and may sit out in back-to-back situations. -
Barrington District 220 pushing voter registration ahead of March referendum
Oct 21, 2019 6:54 PM - Barrington Area Unit District 220 officials are encouraging parents, students and others to register to vote as part of an effort connected to a ballot measure that next year will seek approval of a plan to borrow $147 million for building projects. -
Arkush: After surrendering to the Saints, the Bears are in search of themselves
Oct 21, 2019 6:18 PM - Bears coach Matt Nagy is too smart not to learn from this bad stretch, but first he has to figure out how to run the football. -
Former classic rock radio host in charge of new city podcast in Elgin
Oct 21, 2019 5:16 PM - Elgin has launched its first podcast series of interviews with city employees, and more are in the works thanks to the city's new content developer, former radio host Alex Quigley. -
New Blackhawks center Carpenter ready to take on his Vegas 'brothers'
Oct 21, 2019 5:49 PM - If there's one thing Blackhawks forward Ryan Carpenter hates, it's losing to his brother. And that's why Tuesday's game against Carpenter's former team -- the Vegas Golden Knights -- is so important. "We better win," he said. -
New Northwest Community outpatient clinic in Kildeer nears opening
Oct 21, 2019 5:36 PM - Northwest Community Healthcare's new Outpatient Care Center in Kildeer is on track to open in January, officials announced Monday. -
RegiStart program helping high school students sign up to vote
Oct 21, 2019 6:01 PM - A new online platform called RegiStart is launching at Naperville North High School to help seniors get each other registered to vote. -
McGraw: Bulls' roster has more talent, but lacks a key ingredientOct 21, 2019 9:16 PM - The Bulls are heading into the new season with what appears to be their most talented roster since the rebuild began. But the lack of a late-draft success story might slow their progress.
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