He disagrees with state election officials, but Senate President Don Harmon said he’s taking questions about his fundraising haul ‘seriously.’
Illinois Senate President Don Harmon disagrees $4 million he took in political donations was improper
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Will data center boom strain Illinois’ power grids, force rate hikes?
Illinois and the suburbs have been at the forefront of the national data center boom, but state lawmakers are working to gauge and mitigate the impact these centers have on climate and energy consumption.
Cleaning woman accused of stealing jewelry from 3 clients in Glen Ellyn
A cleaning woman has been charged with stealing $20,000 worth of jewelry from three clients in Glen Ellyn.
Mount Prospect improving look at village, business park entrances
Mount Prospect is creating a “friendlier” look at its entrances to the downtown and the south end, as well as its business park.
Naperville again No. 1 on Niche list of best American cities
Naperville repeats as Niche’s No. 1 “best city to live in America.”
Rolling Meadows restaurant temporarily closing for rebrand
A Central Asian restaurant in Rolling Meadows has temporarily closed for renovations. A new concept is planned, officials said.
Easter egg hunts and events across the suburbs
This year, Easter is on Sunday, April 20. Here are some of the egg hunts and other Easter events planned in the suburbs.
Trump pauses tariffs on most nations for 90 days, raises taxes on Chinese imports
Facing a global market meltdown, President Donald Trump on Wednesday abruptly backed down on his tariffs on most nations for 90 days, but raised his tax rate on Chinese imports to 125%.
Squire Ale House offers something old, something new to diners in Campton Hills
After months and months of promising to be open “next month,” Squire Ale House finally welcomed its first guests to the Campton Hills restaurant a few weeks ago.
DuPage County has rolled out ‘Text-to-911.’ Here’s how to use the new service
DuPage County Board Chair Deborah Conroy introduced text to 911 as a “critical step forward in making emergency services more accessible and inclusive.” The county also provided a few do’s and don’ts about the new service.