A charter bus used by the Kane County Cougars baseball team was set on fire during their trip to Canada.

With Memorial Day just around the corner, many towns across the stateline will honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

At a ceremony held Friday morning by the Sinnissippi Audubon Society, the pair of newly hatched peregrine falcon chicks were banded and their names were revealed.

Empire Elementary School, 1325 W Empire Street, has cancelled school on Friday for a gas leak.

A federal judge on Thursday vacated the planned May 26 trial of the remaining “Broadview Six” protesters after a closed hearing with the federal prosecutors involved in grand jury proceedings that resulted in charges against the group in October. Defense attorneys have been demanding to see unredacted transcripts from the grand jury room for weeks, suggesting government lawyers may have done something untoward that resulted in a rare conspiracy charge

Senate Republicans called on the governor to opt Illinois into a federal school choice program

Nearly one in eight women experience postpartum depression (PPD) and despite growing awareness of the condition, many suffer in silence.

A Sandwich motorcyclist was taken to the hospital Thursday night after a single-vehicle crash.

Students at Stenstorm Boys & Girls Club unveiled their artwork Thursday after months of painting and collaborating with local artists.

Cherry Valley residents shared ideas, concerns and hopes for the villages future Thursday night during a public open house focused on updating the community’s comprehensive plan.

The barrel-shaped homes bring a unique concept to the stateline.

The city looks to extend and expand a tax increment financing district where a possible data center could land.