Two of five people charged with sex trafficking in St. Charles both pleaded guilty and agreed to serve five years in prison in deals negotiated with prosecutors.
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Cary man pleads guilty to injuring infant son, gets 4-year prison sentence
A Cary man pleaded guilty Tuesday to injuring his infant son and was sentenced to four years in prison.
Property offenses continues to lead Naperville crime list
Naperville has published its annual crime report, and as usual, property offenses were the most prevalent reported in 2024.
12 jurors in place for Highland Park mass shooting trial; focus turns to alternates
Twelve jurors have been selected to hear the case of the accused Highland Park shooter. Six alternatives will now be selected.
Complaint claims Arlington Heights trustee candidate violated donation limits
Arlington Heights trustee candidate Michele Hunter received campaign contributions exceeding local limits from the Illinois Republican Party and an individual donor, according to a formal complaint filed at village hall.
Schaumburg, Zurich settle suit over public payments for workforce size
Schaumburg and Zurich North America settled a 3-year-long legal battle Tuesday over public financial assistance from the village in exchange for guarantees for on-site workforce size at the insurance company’s iconic 783,800-square-foot headquarters that opened in 2016.
Girls basketball: Experienced Fremd rolls into sectional championship game
With 10 titles from 28 appearances, Fremd’s girls basketball team certainly has experience playing in sectionals.
Schaumburg approves 321 high-rise apartments, 66 more rowhomes in Veridian development
Schaumburg trustees Tuesday gave final approval to the nine-story apartment and retail building that will be the first component of the 30-acre mixed-used area called The District at Veridian on the former Motorola campus at the southwest corner of Algonquin and Meacham roads.
Irvin, Laesch leading in Aurora mayoral primary
Richard Irvin and John Laesch have early leads in the Aurora mayoral primary.
Tributes pour in for Lake in the Hills butcher, ‘local legend’ who was killed when struck by cars
The Lake in the Hills business owner who was killed when he was struck by cars while on foot in the West Dundee area early Monday was remembered for his longtime community involvement and support.