Brenda Schory

Kane County GOP is hosting Sheriff Mark Lamb as its keynote speaker at the annual Lincoln Dinner 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 8 at the Lincoln Inn, 1345 S. Batavia Ave., Batavia.

A former St. Charles PTO president was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to four felony charges that included indecent solicitation of a child.

Geneva Public Works is responding to a water leak today, Wednesday, Jan. 29 on State Street, Ill. Route 38, near Anderson Boulevard.

Kane County municipalities are working to learn how a pause on federal grants and loans would directly impact their operations and plans, both long-term and short-term.

Elderday Center in Batavia marks 35 years of therapeutic day care for adults with dementia.

Campton Township is seeking a $17.2 million bond referendum on the April 1 consolidated election ballot, for acquisition, maintenance, development, rehabilitation and renovation of open space.

The Geneva City Council and Mayor Burns voted to approve an annexation agreement for a proposed townhouse development of 24 units.

Luxury home market picks up in Kane County as better value than high-priced new construction costs.

Two of the five people arrested in a law enforcement sweep of accused St. Charles sex traffickers had brief court appearances Thursday.

The League of Women Voters of Central Kane County are hosting a series of candidate forums for the April 1 consolidated election in contested races for Batavia, St. Charles and Geneva mayor and city council.

Shadwick King, the Geneva man who was convicted of first-degree murder twice in the 2014 death of his wife, Kathleen, was unsuccessful in his appeal, in which he claimed that he didn't get a fair trial.

Geneva Public Works is responding to a water main break today at the southwest corner of Third and Hamilton streets in the downtown, the second in as many days.

The Geneva City Council and Mayor Burns voted Tuesday night to rescind the $68 million referendum from the April 1 ballot because of a formula error used to compute the impact on property taxes.

Geneva Public Works crews are still responding to a water main break on Seventh Street that occurred Tuesday afternoon.

Kane County law enforcement and school officials are focused on the TRUST Act to guide how they respond to federal immigration policy.