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The operation behind Cobblestone Bakery & Bistro and The Follies Theatre has purchased a long-time downtown Yorkville establishment with no plans for immediate changes.

Robert Bell of Montgomery pinned a "fiscally responsible awareness" ribbon to his shirt for the Kendall County Property Tax Revolt on Friday afternoon.

Yorkville police regularly stand on top of Dunkin' Donuts to raise money for Special Olympics through the "Cops on a Rooftop" event.

Saturday, May 26 Three Injured in Three-Car Crash Patrick T. Avery, 18, of the 2500 block of Lyman Loop, Yorkville, was charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.

YORKVILLE – A committee tasked with developing rules for allowing cameras in courtrooms is working out technical details before the start of a pilot program that allows for extended media coverage.

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Typically, Readers' Choice is pretty straight-forward. We've all got our favorites.

Welcome to Job Central, our weekly column listing local job advertisements and descriptions.

It wasn't even close: Readers, by far, served up the most support for White Water Ice Cream when we asked them about the best ice cream shops in Yorkville.

So the City Council this week unanimously agreed to have city staff apply for an Integrated Transportation Enhancement Program grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation.

The news has been good so far for Push for the Path, the citizen's organization trying to raise money for the city's local match for the Kennedy Road Bike Trail project.

A Kendall County coroner's jury has ruled there was no foul play in the death of a 21-year-old Aurora man whose body was not found for several hours after a car crash.

The Naperville Farmers Market will be open for business from 7 a.m. to noon every Saturday from June 2 through Oct.

Just off the beaten path in downtown Yorkville, IL quietly sits the unassuming Casa Santiago.

Turning 16 wasn't just about driving for Hadley Kruse. It also means she's finally old enough to walk in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure, an endurance walk that challenges participants to raise at least $2,300 for breast cancer research and programs.

At a time when many mental health providers are cutting back services or closing their doors, Linden Oaks at Edward has opened a three-wing, 8,500-square foot expansion at its facility on the campus of Edward Hospital, 801 S. Washington St.

Authorities believe the fire that caused more than $150,000 in damages at 118 Colonial Parkway early Monday started around an electrical outlet near a back deck.

Aldermen here Tuesday voted to reverse their previous rejection of going out for bids for an alternative provider for electricity in the city.

A Yorkville man accused in a fatal crash on Kennedy Road had a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit to drive, according to a warrant filed in Kendall County.

Raging Waves, Illinois' largest waterpark, celebrates five years of exhilarating family amusement, kicking off its fifth season when it opens for summer on Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 26th.