Bob Rakow

Supporters of a proclamation declaring June Pride Month in Downers Grove packed Tuesday's Village Council meeting to oppose a request that the proclamation be discontinued

A Chicago man was sentenced Wednesday to 18 years in prison for his role in a 2021 shooting at the Oak Brook Mall two days before Christmas

Members of Naper Pride are expected to turn out at Tuesday’s Downers Grove Village Council meeting to support the village’s LGBTQ+ community following a request two weeks ago to end Pride Month in the village

A Clarendon Hills woman accused of leading authorities on a high-speed chase and biting a police officer as she being arrested will remain in jail until at least her next court date

A petition was denied Monday to detain pre-trial a teen accused of causing a crash that claimed the lives of a Downers Grove couple six weeks ago, prosecutors said

A request that Downers Grove no longer proclaim June as Pride month in the village has infuriated Commissioner Leslie Sadowski-Fugitt

A request that the Downers Grove Village Council no longer proclaim June as Pride month drew criticism at Tuesday's council meeting

Downers Grove’s Coffee With the Council Saturday will focus on the village’s plans for a public arts program

Center Cass School District 66 has responded to its inclusion the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating over policies related to gender and sexuality

A man who shot a woman in the head in a Roselle restaurant in 2022 was sentenced Wednesday to 45 in prison, prosecutors said.

The Downers Grove Village Council has taken a step in creating a public art program, tentatively hiring a firm to oversee the process

Flexible amenity areas are coming to Downers Grove now that the Village Council has approved a contract for their construction of in the downtown area

A Chicago convicted felon accused of leading police on a high-speed chase while armed with a loaded gun will remain in jail until at least his next court appearance, prosecutors said

The Downers Grove Village Council on Tuesday is expected to take the next step in bringing public art to the downtown area

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