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Afternoon Alert
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What worked and what didn’t for the Bears in Sunday’s 34-17 loss to the Lions?
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Email and text communications obtained by the Daily Herald reveal the extent of Arlington Heights' efforts to broker a tax deal with schools in hopes of luring the Bears away from the Chicago lakefront.
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Cooking accidents happen throughout the year, but tend to increase during the holidays when well-intentioned cooks are inattentive, inexperienced and in a hurry.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic challenged the vitality of international Sister Cities partnerships throughout the suburbs, most bonds proved strong enough to persist and carry on in the aftermath.
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Caroline Scheeler, who owns Caroline Shop and Interiors at 9 N. Third St., Geneva, is the new owner of 101 S. Third St., a two-story 1867 building where Odalisque, and Artemisia are located.
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Palatine said goodbye this month to Finance Director Paul Mehring, who retired Friday after 28 years with the village.
The timing was significant. This month, the village...
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An 1877 building at 427 E. State St., Geneva, formerly used as office space, will be converted into a dine-in/carry out chicken restaurant to be called HoneyBird.
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Bird flu has been reported in Woodstock-area birds and waterfowl, the city said Friday.
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The elimination of the state’s grocery tax in 2025 might save shoppers a little, but will cost their communities big. Here’s how some suburbs plan to make up for the lost revenue.
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