Mayors of St. Charles, Elgin, Geneva and Batavia discuss the importance of staying vigilant against the pandemic.
The City of St. Charles was presented with the HIRE Vets Gold Medallion Award for the third consecutive year.
What are the chances you'll be exposed to the coronavirus at Thanksgiving dinner or a holiday party?
Coronavirus cases, hospitalizations spike; Kane County jail supervisor facing felonies; New restrictions imposed: Week in Review: Nov. 9-15
Families in Kane County continue to struggle to put food on their tables as the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic deepens.
Two local organizations will collect winter clothing Saturday to support people leaving the Kane County jail and juvenile detention center.
St. Charles offices will be closed Nov. 26.
The City Council voted to extend the expanded outdoor dining program through Nov. 30.
Soroptimist International of Suburban Chicago announces grant for women pursuing a BA, MA, or PhD
Fun and creative ideas have been shared for celebrating Halloween while social distancing in St. Charles.
If you’re not already howling in support of pandemic first responders in St. Charles, the blue Halloween hunter’s moon is a good excuse.
There’s still time for fall fun in St. Charles. Head out to pick some pumpkins and explore local haunts.
The area had been closed since May 29 to allow for outdoor seating and dining options.
Donating time or resources to your local food bank is recommended.
World Food Day 2020 is Oct. 16. Here’s what you should know about global food insecurity and how you can help in St. Charles.
Koenen was appointed administrator in 2013 after serving 23 years as Director of Public Works.
Celebrate fall by volunteering at a food bank, then peer at fall leaves, visit a pumpkin patch, carve a jack-o’-lantern and bake up a storm.
The Scarecrow Stroll will replace the St. Charles Business Alliance's Halloween festival this year due to coronavirus-related restrictions.
City's case total climbs past 1,000; Mayor won't seek re-election; Thousands support Trump in St. Charles: Week in Headlines Sept. 28-Oct. 4
"If you do not feel comfortable handing out candy this year, simply turn off your porch lights."
The former MLB All-Star is set to speak this weekend about his successful career and his issues off the field.
Former Saint makes first MLB start; Aviation supplier changes paths; Kane Co. unemployment dwarfs Aug. 2019: Week in Headlines Sept. 21-27
The dealership on East Main Street is set to hand out free masks from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday as part of Ford PPE Day.
Head out and pick out that pumpkin and enjoy the many fall attractions St. Charles-area pumpkin patches have to offer.
"Halloween is not a City-sponsored event - please use your best judgement regarding whether or not to have your children trick-or-treat."
Safety measures have been put in place
Mary Kate Phillips was hailed as a hero after saving her young neighbor from choking earlier this year.
Families to demand in-person learning; Coronavirus deaths on the rise this month; Outbreak under control: Week in Headlines Sept. 14-20
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Respondents believe the City is safe, clean and well maintained, according to this year's survey.
Five candidates for the open seat were interviewed by Mayor Rogina and the full City Council in an executive session in Sept. 8.
A river rescue took place Sept. 12 on the Fox River north of Pottawatomie Park.
The lone occupant of the boat was able to get himself and the boat back to shore by the time firefighters arrived on the scene.
Residents could experience water discoloration through Oct. 16.
Residents may pick up their packet at the feception desk in the St. Charles Municipal Building or request to have it mailed.
Flushing will continue through mid-October and could cause potential discoloration of water.
The office was vacated when former Alderman William Turner resigned Aug. 10.
Regional positivity rate tops 6 percent; Remote learning until mid-October; Q Center lays off hundreds: Week in Headlines Aug. 31-Sept. 6
Final candidate selection will be announced at the Sept. 21 City Council meeting.
Learn more about the federal Medicare program from the comfort of your own home.