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Geneva chef brings homemade touch to beloved Third Street cafe

Geneva chef brings homemade touch to beloved Third Street cafe

Little Traveler chef David Bogash’s passion for baking led him to replace frozen pies with homemade ones, maintaining the historic charm of the Atrium Cafe. He also launched the popular holiday pie sale and bakes thousands of cookies for Geneva’s annual Christmas Walk.

 
Scheffler and Burns finally win together and stake Americans to 3-2 lead in Presidents Cup

Scheffler and Burns finally win together and stake Americans to 3-2 lead in Presidents Cup

Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns finally won a match together on their fifth try, and it came at just the right time for an American team that hung on to win the openi...

 
McHenry sheriff responds to criticism over river patrols on day of fatal crash

McHenry sheriff responds to criticism over river patrols on day of fatal crash

The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office is pushing back on a TV news report last week that tied its marine unit’s scheduling to a deadly July 25 crash on the Fox River.

 
South Elgin’s Collier, who says ‘I feel like I can do it all,’ stars at receiver, cornerback and safety

South Elgin’s Collier, who says ‘I feel like I can do it all,’ stars at receiver, cornerback and safety

With the number of roles Semaj Collier handles for South Elgin, it’s hard for him to pick a favorite. The junior standout plays both cornerback and safety on defense. He’...

 
Girls volleyball: Twin sisters Grace and Kristen Anderson are in sync for Naperville North

Girls volleyball: Twin sisters Grace and Kristen Anderson are in sync for Naperville North

As twin sisters, Naperville North seniors Grace and Kristen Anderson have always had a great connection. Their bond is obvious on the volleyball court. “We started the sp...

 
Girls volleyball: St. Charles North’s Mikos, who steps into shoes left by Penn State’s Haley Burgdorf, overpowers Batavia

Girls volleyball: St. Charles North’s Mikos, who steps into shoes left by Penn State’s Haley Burgdorf, overpowers Batavia

Over the years, junior outside hitter Mya Mikos prepared herself to be ready for the moment that she would be starting for St Charles North. Being a player in a high-powe...

 
Fire engulfs Woodridge apartment building

Fire engulfs Woodridge apartment building

A fire Thursday morning caused significant damage to an apartment building in Woodridge.

 
Schmit: Are football coaching ‘dinosaurs’ becoming extinct?

Schmit: Are football coaching ‘dinosaurs’ becoming extinct?

Kevin Schmit: It takes dedication to enjoy the rare air of a coaching dinosaur.

 
DuPage County suspends early voting due to technical problems

DuPage County suspends early voting due to technical problems

DuPage County halted early voting Thursday morning after experiencing technical problems.

 
Aurora police arrest suspected gang members in gun, drug investigations

Aurora police arrest suspected gang members in gun, drug investigations

Aurora police say they made multiple felony arrests and recovered firearms, ammunition, drugs and cash during separate investigations involving suspected gang members this week.

 
Toys R Us makes a comeback with new store in Lombard

Toys R Us makes a comeback with new store in Lombard

Nearly a decade after closing most of its stores in the state, Toys R Us is making a comeback in Illinois.

 
Moon Festival at Pacifica Square in Aurora seen as ‘bringing the community together’

Moon Festival at Pacifica Square in Aurora seen as ‘bringing the community together’

Pacifica Square, an Asian-centric shopping and lifestyle center in Aurora, hosted the sixth annual Moon Festival on Saturday.

 
Idaho authorities say they have a new lead on the Tylenol murders. Illinois investigators are skeptical.

Idaho authorities say they have a new lead on the Tylenol murders. Illinois investigators are skeptical.

Idaho investigators have identified a man who died by suicide in a Boise church as a potential suspect in the solved 1982 Tylenol murders. However, suburban Illinois authorities remain skeptical, citing no DNA match or physical evidence linking him to the killings.

 
Talking with ‘Edgy’ Tim: Best defenses, Barrington’s playoff chances, rivalry week in the DKC

Talking with ‘Edgy’ Tim: Best defenses, Barrington’s playoff chances, rivalry week in the DKC

Daily Herald columnist Kevin Schmit talks to Rivals prep football expert “Edgy” Tim O’Halloran about the area’s top defenses, Barrington’s playoff chances, rivalry week in the DuKane Conference and more.

 
Naperville police officer used Flock technology to stalk people, records show

Naperville police officer used Flock technology to stalk people, records show

A Naperville police officer used Flock Safety license plate reader technology to track a girlfriend and her ex-fiance, according to documents obtained in a Freedom of Information Act request filed by the Naperville Sun.

 
2027 Naperville budget calls for downtown parking deck, riverwalk, streetscape spending

2027 Naperville budget calls for downtown parking deck, riverwalk, streetscape spending

Design work for a downtown parking deck and more riverwalk and downtown streetscape improvements are among the projects included in Naperville’s proposed 2027 budget.

 
Adam Scott is playing in his 12th straight Presidents Cup and desperate to be on a winning team

Adam Scott is playing in his 12th straight Presidents Cup and desperate to be on a winning team

Adam Scott was a fresh face at age 23 and getting feisty under the darkening sky in South Africa. The Presidents Cup was tied. Ernie Els and Tiger Woods were in a tense p...

 
Bartlett High evacuated due to threat

Bartlett High evacuated due to threat

Bartlett High School was evacuated Wednesday morning after a threat, Bartlett police report.

 
Authorities: Glen Ellyn man said racist things to delivery driver

Authorities: Glen Ellyn man said racist things to delivery driver

A Glen Ellyn man has been charged with disorderly conduct, accused of saying racially derogatory things to a delivery driver.

 
Glendale Heights man charged in Indiana crash that killed friend

Glendale Heights man charged in Indiana crash that killed friend

A Glendale Heights man faces five felony charges, including drunken driving, in connection with a July 25 crash in Northwest Indiana that killed his passenger, police said.

 

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