Lombard, Illinois news and information from My Suburban Life, part of the Shaw Local News Network
The Lombard Garden Club is accepting applications for its 2025 college scholarships.
The Lombard Garden Club will host Ohara Ikebana Arrangements with presenter E-Ling Lou at 1 p.m. Feb. 28
GPS speakers to discuss organizational skills, harnessing worry on Feb. 27
The Lombard Historical Society will host Betsey Means of WomanLore to present Fish & Fetish - Travels in West Africa: A Lecture by Mary Kingsley
From a stage musical to a Neil Simon comedy, to toys and kits for sale, to an internationally flavored restaurant week and Celtic melodies, fun awaits across the suburbs.
Lombard Police Chief Tom Wirsing is retiring, and the village has named his replacement.
A motion has to detain two out-of-state men accused of breaking into and stealing more than $135,000 worth of merchandise from the Rogers & Holland Jewelers at Yorktown Mall in Lombard
In the years since Stefania’s 2022 death from mental illness at age 28, her mother, Xristina Rahn, has worked to put a more complex, nuanced and hopeful message into a place where she says teens need it most — their schools.
A motion was approved Friday to detain pre-trial a Hanover Park man accused of robbing two Lombard 7-Eleven convenience stores at gunpoint, prosecutors said.
Offering strategies for overcoming challenges is the subject of the next GPS Parent Series in Spanish
The Lombard Historical Society has announced its schedule of Black History Month events for February 2025.
Pamper yourself this February with events hosted by the Lombard Historical Society.
Major changes to malls in Bloomingdale, Lombard and West Dundee expected in 2025
Child development experts to speak at upcoming Glenbard Parent Series seminar
Glenbard West Theatre will present a production of “Animal Farm” at 7:30 p.m. from Jan. 30 through Feb. 1 in the Larry Shue Auditorium at Glenbard West High School, 670 Crescent Blvd. in Glen Ellyn
An upcoming GPS Parent Series forum will focus anyl and other opiates
An elderly Lombard man charged with murdering his wife did so because he “went nuts” after she wouldn’t stop yelling and screaming at him, according to a 911 call played at a court hearing Saturday morning.
A Lombard man has been charged with the murder of a woman early Friday morning
The GPS Parent Series in Urdu will focus on warmth and connection in families at a Jan. 23 program
‘Spring Into Vegetable Gardening’ is the topic of the Lombard Garden Club's Jan. 24 meeting
A Lombard contractor discovers a forgotten Christmas present from 46 years ago
The Lombard Park District has formally acquired the cleared site of the former Helen Plum library along Lilacia’s south side.
A Wheaton man was denied pretrial release Saturday following his arrest Friday on charges of stealing lottery tickets from convenience stores throughout DuPage County.
Suburbanites accustomed to the bureaucratic drabness of the former DMV facility in Lombard are getting an upgrade.
Holiday light shows and shopping markets in Geneva, Aurora, Joliet, Lemont, Ottawa shine bright with festive fun this month.
The Glenbard Township High School District 87 Board of Education Monday named Glenbard South High School Principal Jessica Santee as the district’s effective July 1.
Police and a bird-monitoring group are investigating how two dozen Canada geese sustained lead poisoning in Lombard, Addison and Villa Park.
The Outreach House in Lombard assists with food, clothing and utilities
DuPage United commemorates recent achievements at annual assembly
Going into the busy holiday shopping season, visitors to Yorktown Center are seeing visible progress on a project to revitalize the Lombard mall.
Importance of Native American Women in Illinois History the focus of Lombard Historical Society program
Learn how to make figgy pudding at Lombard Historical Society event
One of the longest-serving mayors in DuPage County won’t seek reelection, a village president has stepped down, and another incumbent is running against five challengers.
World War II veteran Art Hrabec, 101, has many memories of the time he spent fighting in Germany
Three men have been charged with kidnapping and beating a man Wednesday in Lombard in a dispute over a minivan sale.
Friends, family and cookie lovers filled the cafeteria at Montini Catholic High School in Lombard Sunday to support a new business launched by a sophomore at the school.
A Glenbard North student has won a scholarship for college and career planning
St. Pius X Parish Schoo'sl cross country teams competed recenty at IESA state final
Glenbard West Theatre will present "The Addams Family"
The GPS Parent Series: Navigating Healthy Families will present “How to Raise Teens You Want to Spend Time With: Science-based Strategies for Responsible, Respectful Kids”
The Lombard Historical Society’s 14th annual Christmas Mart on Maple Street will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 2
A motion was approved Friday to deny pre-trial release for an Elmhurst man charged with fleeing from police and injuring an officer during his arrest, prosecutors said.
A 42-year-old Lombard man was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison after pleading guilty last year to drug-trafficking and terrorism-related charges.
The Lombard Garden Club will host speaker Heather Prince who will present “Rain Gardens 101″ at the Oct. 25 meeting. She will describe the different types of rain gardens and explore an extensive list of plants.
Glenbard South High School will perform an adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s “Where the Wild Things Are” at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 31, 4:30 p.m. Nov. 1 and 2 p.m. Nov. 2 at 23W200 Butterfield Road in Glen Ellyn.
Illinois drivers can now grab bananas, paper towels and get a new vehicle sticker at select grocery stores, including one in Lombard, Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announced Thursday.
Montini Catholic High School has named Christopher Kavanaugh of Wheaton the FSC Memorial Scholarship winner
A Tazwell County man is accused of stealing more than $725 worth of merchandise from the Bloomingdale Best Buy, prosecutors said.
Yorktown Center will add a grocery store to its roster of new restaurants and nontraditional tenants as part of a larger redevelopment of the shopping mall in Lombard.
Two members from Montini Catholic High School make holes-in-one on back-to-back matches