DuPage events
May 29, 2024DuPage County Events
DuPage County Events
Third in a series looking at Early Intervention funding in the state Sam Rauh remembers the fear she felt when her daughter didn’t cry at birth. “I asked, ‘Why can’t I hear…
Lucy Smith ponders if it would have made a difference for her growing up if she could have heard gay vocalists. “If, in my youth, I could have sat and seen artists who were gay, I…
Linda Hennis has never been catheterized, so she was more than a bit surprised to see that she had been billed for 200 intermediate catheters. “I thought it was an error,” the Oak…
Two Elmhurst teens have been accused of carving swastikas into playground equipment at a grade school in the community. Christopher Jackson, 18, a resident of the 200 block of Boyd…
Elmhurst police said charges are pending against an individual following a domestic attack inside a fast-foot restaurant. Police said that at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 22, officers…
A former DuPage County prosecutor has been charged with threatening two state lawmakers on social media. Samuel Cundari, 30, faces a federal charge of transmitting in interstate commerce…
Keegan Trudgen and Tim Lohse, co-owners of four Chicago area PuroClean Disaster Services businesses, have been recognized with the Spirit of Franchising Award from Multi-Unit Franchise…
SPRINGFIELD – Attorney General Kwame Raoul has joined another multi-state lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s decision to withhold billions of dollars in federal funds…
WOLF LAKE. Ill. — Standing on the edge of a 300-foot limestone bluff in southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest, Machaela Sweeney could thank the perfect words she typed into…
PEORIA — For 60 years, SkillsUSA Illinois has held workforce development competitions for young people entering the trades. And for 60 years, there has never been an all-female team…
CHICAGO — In a hot gymnasium on Chicago’s South Side, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced this morning that he’s running for a potentially historic third term as governor. In his announcement…
SPRINGFIELD —– Three main factors contribute to the formation of Midwest dust storms: strong winds, dry soil in farm fields and large amounts of loose soil. That’s according to…
SPRINGFIELD — Public employees hired since 2011 must continue to wait for pension reform after Illinois lawmakers declined to take up the issue during the spring session. Lawmakers…