The Governor’s plan to re-open Illinois needs the input of all of the state’s diverse regions, says Senator Oberweis.
Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
City of St. Charles financial reporting practices have earned recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA).
Data from the Kane County Health Department shows confirmed cases in the city have more than doubled since the start of April.
Kane County Sheriff Ronald Hain shares an update on conditions within the Kane County Jail.
Some non-essential services will be suspended for now due to the coronavirus, but essential ones will continue, St. Charles officials said.
St. Charles Mayor Ray Rogina was granted emergency authority to make financial and operational decisions amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Most criminal and civil cases be continued to dates after April 17, according to the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit in Kane County.
Kane County Branch Courts are closing Monday, March 16, through Friday, March 27, based on recommendations from health officials.
The primary is just a month away, and the presidential election is coming up fast. Patch wants to know what issues are on voters’ minds.
Oberweis reacts to Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s first official “State of the State” address Jan. 29.
City officials are discussing whether to allow start offering the service to residents starting this spring.
Construction work for the St. Charles library expansion project is expected to begin this spring, according to reports.
Kane Co. Board Chairman Chris Lauzen will not run for a third term after withdrawing from the race last week.
The City said offices will be closed for the Christmas holiday and New Year's Day.
A former Geneva doctor who raped a woman attending a dinner party at his St. Charles home has been sentenced to 8 years in prison.
"Nobody Is Above The Law" events are scheduled in St. Charles and the Chicago suburbs ahead of an anticipated impeachment vote this week.
The Sheriff's Office sergeant was arrested following an investigation by the Illinois Attorney General North Central Narcotics Task Force.
City aldermen are in support of development plans but still need to approve the plans in a final vote. Construction could start in spring.
Here's when a public hearing on the proposed tax levy will be held.
State Sen. Jim Oberweis will host a free community event to help constituents better understand the federal Medicare program.
The city council has approved allowing one cannabis retailer on the west side of the Fox River and another on the east side.
The city council will have the final say on whether St. Charles will sell marijuana for recreational use in town, according to officials.
Per the recommendation, dispensaries would be allowed as a special use, set away from the downtown area and community business districts.
Families are asked to submit photos and written stories (max: 250 words) about veterans by Nov. 3.
On Oct. 7, Oberweis will host an ID Theft and Consumer Fraud Prevention Program at 10:00--11:30 a.m. at the St. Charles Public Library.
A 7-year-old girl was seriously injured when a truck ran into her in St. Charles Township on May 12 and then fled the area.
The St. Charles Plan Commission has planned a public hearing for Oct. 8.
The St. Charles City Council vote 6-4 in favor of implementing a 3% sales tax on recreational marijuana sales.
The public hearing will be held in City Council Chambers, 2 E. Main Street, Tuesday, Sept. 17.
The topic was initially brought up during an Aug. 5 session in city council chambers, and was a main focus during the Aug. 19 meeting.
When and where a second discussion is set to take place.
A public discussion around whether to allow recreational cannabis sales in St. Charles will be on the agenda for the Aug. 5.
The city plans to retrofit more streetlights in town with LED lights in the years to come.
The property owner is requesting the wall after spruce trees planted in 2012 didn’t adequately buffer his home from the nearby bridge.
McMahon was a special prosecutor in the case against CPD officer Jason Van Dyke, who was convicted in the shooting death of Laquan McDonald.
The city St. Charles has made it illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to possess tobacco.
The Senior Health Fair is scheduled from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., June 6, at the American Legion Hall, 123 Main Street in West Chicago.
City utility bills reflect monthly meter readings and include usage for all three utilities—electric, water and sewer.