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AURORA, IL 07/02/09 Sikich LLP, a public accounting and consulting firm, announces the expansion of their Human Resource Services team.

Members of the Honor Guard present the colors as the St. Andrewa TMs Society of Central Illinois Pipes and Drums prepares to perform.

Authorities in Springfield have dedicated a new museum devoted to the Korean War - possibly the first of its kind in the nation.

The restaurant is from David Gevercer, owner of the Matchbox , and features seating in a rehabbed 1947 railroad dining car.

President Barack Obama has picked another Chicagoan for an ambassador post, selecting the head of a Chicago public affairs firm to be the U.S. Representative to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture.

The Lake County Health Department's Animal Care and Control program is now accepting donations for the Pooch Pantry, a Mundelein-based food pantry for dogs and cats.

These are incidents reported by the Naperville Police Department. Note: Due to recent changes in police reporting procedures, many of the report synopses available for public examination no longer include a suspect's address or home town, the time at which the alleged crime occurred, the type of damage or extent of the loss sustained by a victim ...

DeKALB – Four businesses that serve or sell liquor were fined $750 each on Wednesday, plus court reporter and attorney fees, for violating the city's liquor code.

A cooking fire on Saturday night caused about $40,000 in damage to a Fourth Street home.

DeKalb County Hospice would like to thank all those who participated in our Tag Days on May 8-9. Because you gave so generously of your time and money, you have once again made this a successful fundraiser by raising more than $7,173. Thank you to the following merchants who allowed our volunteers to stand in front of their businesses to receive ...

Last updated on 04/22/2009 at 9:54 p.m. DeKalb Mayor-Elect Kris Povlsen knows a few things about time management.

Please join us for canvassing in target districts this weekend in connection with passing HB2633 in the Illinois house.

Organizers of the Korean War National Museum hope to have exhibits in place at a temporary downtown facility by next month.

A Quad City area congregation is looking for answers this morning, after a fire started at their church overnight damaging much of the building.

All of the St. Charles businesses checked in a recent police detail refused to sell alcohol to a minor who was working under cover with the police.

The Elburn and Countryside Fire Protection District is sponsoring a coloring contest to promote fire safety.

Star cookies sit on racks Tuesday at Baker's Buddy to be sold in The Neighborhood Bakery in DeKalb.

All aboard the "Happy Holidays merry-go-round." A free, family-friendly display of holiday and circus trains provided by Tis' Trains is at 9 S. Old State Capitol Plaza until New Year's Day.

It couldn't have been an easy way to die, sucking in billows of scalding ash until it filled the lungs, surely as it would fill every nook and cranny of Pompeii.

Since he took office in 1997, Elburn Village President Jim Willey has encouraged conversation and consensus with the goal of improving the community, he said.