As the verdict was read Thursday and family of Patricia Wilson and Robert Wilson wept, Jonathan D. Hurst, found guilty of murdering the elderly mother and her son, sat next to his defense lawyers and appeared to show no reaction.

Your last chance to grab a bite to eat at Wahlburgers inside Hy-Vee in Sycamore is fast approaching, according to a news release from the midwest grocer.

Officials for the newly renovated Beyond One Barb Transition Center and DeKalb School District 428 recently celebrated the transition program’s new off-campus location at 530 Charter St.

The DeKalb Public Library will hold a program for patrons to learn about Civil Rights Movement leaders Ferdinand Lee Barnett and Ida B. Wells.

The DeKalb Public Library will host a screening of the documentary “Alice’s Ordinary People” for patrons to learn about Civil Rights Movement member Alice Tregay.

Looking Back at history during the week of Jan. 29, 2025

The DeKalb Community Cleat Closet is partnering with the DeKalb Chamber Leadership Academy and DeKalb County United to accept items for its upcoming cleat distribution.

St. Mary’s Catholic School recently announced the first and second place winners of its 2025 spelling bee.

Kishwaukee College will host several discussions and events to celebrate Black History Month throughout February. Events begin Feb. 4.