Brolley to Host 'Mayor on the Move' During Montgomery Fest

Stop by and see the village president during the festivities.

Foster Honors Montgomery Veteran Hershel Luckinbill

Abe & Mary Todd Lincoln Coming to Montgomery

Free Walking Tour of Historic Montgomery Set for June 21

Concert in the Park, Free Ice Cream in Montgomery June 12

Montgomery Village Hall Hosts Therapy Dog Demonstration

The Fox Valley Therapy Dog Club will offer information on June 10.

Montgomery 'Mayor on the Move' is June 7

Montgomery Announces Photo Contest

Entries based on the theme "Montgomery: It Feels Like Home" are being accepted through July 11.

Wanted: Volunteers for Montgomery Flower Planting

Montgomery, Boulder Hill Hydrant Flushing Scheduled for This Month

Montgomery Spring Cleanup is Week of May 12

Now's your chance to de-clutter.

Route 71 Reconstruction Starts May 5

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

Universal 911 Bill Passes Illinois Senate

Legislation prompted by a tragedy in Texas, after a 9-year-old girl was unable to call for help as her mother was murdered.

Bertino-Tarrant Pushes for Universal 911 Dialing After Texas Tragedy

A 9-year-old girl was unable to call for help as her mother was stabbed to death in a hotel room because she didn't know she had to dial "9" first.

Less Than 20 Percent Voter Turnout in Kendall County

The majority of registered voters didn't make it to the polls on March 18.

Gillette Takes County Clerk's Race

The incumbent Kendall County Clerk faced fellow Republican Dan Koukol.

Baird Wins Three-Way Race for Sheriff

The Oswego police chief was one of three Republicans running for a spot on the November ballot.

Preliminary Election Results for Kendall County

Watch as the results come in after the polls close in today's primary.

Village Board Honors Montgomery Oscar Nominee

"Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall" premieres March 31 on HBO.

Illinois Urges Major Retailers to Pull Tobacco from Shelves

U.S. attorneys general say a company that provides health care services shouldn't also sell tobacco products.

Do You Know Where to Vote Tuesday?

Polls open at 6 a.m. March 18.

Montgomery's State of the Village Coming in February

Village President Matt Brolley will give his first address and outline the highlights of 2013 and goals for 2014.

Montgomery Trash Collection Delayed by Extreme Cold

Pick-up will be pushed back one day the entire week, according to the village.

Postage Stamp Rates Increasing in January

The increase is supposed to generate an additional $1.8 billion in revenue to make up for earlier losses.

New Law: Everyone Under 18 Is a Juvenile

New Cell Phone Requirements While Driving Takes Effect in 2014

14 New Laws for the New Year

New state laws on pet stores, Facebook, child visitation, wine and unpaid tolls take effect Jan. 1, 2014.

Trustees Hope TIF Options Cool Tempers: Report

A vote on a proposed 1000-acre TIF district along Orchard and Aucutt roads isn't expected until next month.

Orchard Road Apartments Seek Reduced Impact Fees, Community Responds

Village trustees have said they want more information before they would consider any type of reduction.

Illinois Gets a 'B' Grade on Gun Laws

The Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence and the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence rank Illinois relatively high compared to other Midwest states.

Illinois Passes Historic Pension Reform

Both the Illinois House and Senate narrowly passed a measure that addresses Illinois' out-of-control pension problems, spreading out the pain.

Who's Running? Candidates File for March Primary

The primary is March 18, 2014.

Opposition Rises to Proposed TIF District

Dozens of residents in Montgomery spoke out about their concerns on a proposal for Orchard Road, according to a report.

Oberweis Wants Car Dealers to Open on Sundays

"It is my belief that dealers should be free to choose whether they wish to be open or closed on Sundays without government interference."

Kendall County Switches to New Reverse 9-1-1 System

All residents in Kendall County will need to re-enter their information to be in the system now provided by Everbridge.

Same-Sex Marriage Signed Into Law

Illinois became the 16th state to pass same-sex marriage on Wednesday.

Officials Want Property Tax Freeze for Montgomery

A vote will follow a property tax levy public hearing in December, according to a report.

What Does Facebook Say About Illinois Gov Candidates?

Would it surprise you to learn you can buy Facebook fans? Reboot Illinois explains.

Montgomery Searches for New Community Development Director

The position has been left unfilled since 2011, according to a report.