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Palatine will have a coming-out party Saturday to showcase its downtown streetscape improvements, featuring several hours of music.
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The Arlington Heights Memorial Library’s new $602,759 Bookmobile was taken off the road after a week of service due to an internal wiring issue affecting the vehicle’s emissions systems.
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From new grade separations to speeding Metra trains to more frequent Pace buses to deploying experts to help CTA riders in crisis — transit leaders talk about NITA deliverables.
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A “bittersweet” celebration took place early Thursday morning in Aurora, when the nurses who served in Mercy Medical Center’s labor and delivery department finished one last shift together. The Aurora hospital shut down the department, citing financial hardships.
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The Chicago White Sox were aiming to party on Wednesday in front of their home fans.
But the Cleveland Guardians had other ideas.
The Guardians scored four runs in the th...
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A controversial development calling for 94 duplexes to be built on 32 acres of heavily wooded land near Naperville will not move forward.
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Grayslake resident Candice McLaws will be among the expected 55,000 runners Sunday in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon and hopes to improve on her second-to-last-place 2025 finish. But that’s not the point.
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The longest high school sports season is underway with Saint Viator looking to repeat as state champion of the top-tiered red division in Illinois high school hockey, run...
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The Illinois Democratic Party has accused Darren Bailey, the Republican nominee for governor, of violating state campaign disclosure law by failing to publicly reveal who is providing him with a rent-free downtown Chicago apartment, where he has been staying since the spring.
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Rivals prep football expert “Edgy” Tim O’Halloran talks to Daily Herald columnist Kevin Schmit about the latest area news on the gridiron.
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