Pre-K Teachers 'Tirelessly Educate, Nurture': St. Charles Heroes

We all know someone who's making a difference. Let's help share these amazing stories! Presented by Ring.

Survey: 99 Percent Of Residents Say St. Charles Is An Excellent Place To Live

Respondents believe the City is safe, clean and well maintained, according to this year's survey.

Mayor Rogina Appoints Lucy Gruber To Fill The 3rd Ward Alderman Seat

Five candidates for the open seat were interviewed by Mayor Rogina and the full City Council in an executive session in Sept. 8.

Fire Department Responds To Calls About A Capsized Boat

A river rescue took place Sept. 12 on the Fox River north of Pottawatomie Park.

No One Injured After Boat Capsizes On Fox River Over Weekend

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.

Hydrant Flushing Starts Monday In St. Charles

Residents could experience water discoloration through Oct. 16.

2021 Consolidated Election Packets Available Sept. 11

Residents may pick up their packet at the feception desk in the St. Charles Municipal Building or request to have it mailed.

Hydrant Flushing Begins Sept. 14

Flushing will continue through mid-October and could cause potential discoloration of water.

Five St. Charles Residents Vie For Vacant 3rd Ward Seat

The office was vacated when former Alderman William Turner resigned Aug. 10.

Positivity Rate Hits New High | Remote Classes Go On | Lay Offs

Regional positivity rate tops 6 percent; Remote learning until mid-October; Q Center lays off hundreds: Week in Headlines Aug. 31-Sept. 6

Four St. Charles Residents Vie For Vacant 3rd Ward Seat

Final candidate selection will be announced at the Sept. 21 City Council meeting.

Sen. Oberweis to host free Medicare Webinars Sept. 9 and Sept. 30

Learn more about the federal Medicare program from the comfort of your own home.

Additional Outdoor Dining Space Will Continue Through October In St. Charles

The City Council voted to extend the special temporary outdoor dining program.

Evening Citywide Mosquito Spray Set For Aug. 26

West Nile-positive mosquitoes were identified in several traps throughout the Fox Valley.

Mayor Issues Executive Order Curtailing Late-Night Closing Times

Starting Aug. 28, St. Charles bars and restaurants will be required to close by midnight.

City Testing Sanitary Sewers On The West Side

The process will identify faulty lines or connections where water runoff from rain or snow melts may enter the system.

Arrest Made In 7-Eleven Armed Robbery

A 17-year-old male juvenile residing in Campton Hills was taken into custody for robbing the store Aug. 9.

Help an adult learn English

Volunteer tutor training starts September 14

St. Charles Heroes: Help Patch Honor Those Making A Difference

The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.

St. Charles Walmart, Salvation Army Host School Supplies Drive

The "Stuff the Bus" campaign took place at over three dozen Walmart stores in Chicago, its suburbs and northwest Indiana​.

Citywide Mosquito Spray Set For Thursday Night

Clarke uses a synthetic treatment that is safe for humans and pets.

City Warns Against Electric Service Disconnection Scam

Scammers are calling St. Charles residents claiming to be ComEd employees seeking a prepaid cash card for electric service.

Paris Hilton Visits New Downtown St. Charles Sculpture

The celebrity hotel heiress marked her time in the city by posing with the new "Be You" sculpture for an Instagram photo.

City Seeks Candidates For Vacant Ward 3 Alderman Seat

William Turner resigned the position Aug. 10.

City Conducting Special Storm Brush Pick-Up

The Public Works Department will be picking up brush from Monday's storm all week.

Police Investigating Armed Robbery At 7-Eleven

The Main Street store was robbed late Sunday.

3,600 Kane Co. Residents Without Power Tuesday Morning: ComEd

There were nearly 200 power outages across the county during the Monday afternoon storm, according to the company.

Evening Citywide Mosquito Spray Scheduled For Thursday In St. Charles

West Nile-positive mosquitoes were identified in traps in St. Charles.

City Issues Water Test Scam Alert

"Please help us spread the word about a local scam a resident has reported."

St. Charles Resident Survey Presentation Postponed

The Resident Survey results presentation scheduled for tonight's Government Operations Meeting is postponed to a later date.

Additional Outdoor Dining Space Will Continue Through October

St. Charles City Council voted to extend the special temporary outdoor dining program.

St. Charles Teen Performs CPR On Young Neighbor, Saves Her Life

The recent St. Charles North graduate attributed her quick actions to her training in the school's Physical Education Leaders program.

St. Charles Police Receive Reports Of Unemployment Benefit Scam

Report unemployment debit card fraud to the Illinois Department of Employment Security.

National Weather Service Issues Heat Advisory For July 18

The St. Charles Fire Department’s Emergency Management Agency is closely monitoring weather conditions.

​Republican Leaders Lend a Helping Hand to Area Families

Community Care Package Drive to be held in St. Charles Township on Saturday

St. Charles Enters Phase 4 Of Restore Illinois: Take Our Survey

What do you think about the return of indoor dining, theaters, museums and more?

St. Charles Parks, Pool Reopen As IL Enters Phase 4 Amid Pandemic

Outdoor equipment will not be sanitized, St. Charles Park District officials said, warning residents to visit at their own risk.

St. Charles Indoor Dining, In-Person Public Meetings Resume

The City of St. Charles is resuming in-person public meetings following Governor J.B Pritzker’s announcement.

St. Charles' 4th Of July Fireworks 2020 Canceled

St. Charles' traditional 4th of July events may be canceled, but there are several other ways you can celebrate the holiday safely.

St. Charles To Celebrate Juneteenth Friday In Pottawatomie Park

The event is set to run from 5-8 p.m., with organizers asking those who come to wear masks and maintain their distance from other groups.