Plus: Elgin’s Hamilton Wings dissolved after 30 years • Carpentersville’s native and MMA fighter designs Hispanic Heritage month T-shirt for firefighters’ fundraiser
Elgin Courier News Monday, October 12, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Elgin Planning and Zoning commissioners rejected a bid from a developer to bring a 7 Brew Coffee to Summit Street, citing concerns about the high traffic volume at the drive-thru establishment. | | | | | After serving the Elgin area for more than 30 years, arts nonprofit Hamilton Wings formally dissolved Sept. 30. | | | | | A nationally known MMA fighter who grew up a few blocks from one of Carpentersville’s fire stations designed this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month T-shirt for the department’s annual fundraiser. | | | | | After instituting a cellphone ban two years ago, Hinckley-Big Rock School District 429 has now moved away from students having their own school-issued computers. | | | | | Halloween and Day of the Dead events are underway in the Elgin area now through early November. Check out our list of events. | | | | | Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area. | | | | | Nobody embodied Bears football more than Mike Ditka, who became the face of the franchise as both a Hall of Fame tight end and a Super Bowl-winning coach. | | | | | The denials comes as Trump’s administration denied providing federal assistance to Illinois last year, denials Illinois Democrats say shows the president is politicizing disaster relief. | | | |