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Patrick Kane has just 1 goal over the last nine games and was held off the scoresheet in Thursday's 3-1 loss to Philadelphia at the United Center. […]

GiGi's Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Centers celebrated World Down Syndrome Day Thursday with an open house at its Hoffman Estates headquarters at 2350 W. Higgins Road. […]

The building that houses the Arcada Theatre and Club Arcada in St. Charles was shut down Thursday due to code violations, according to a news release from the city of St. Charles. […]

Deon Moore, on trial in the May 2017 shooting death of his cousin in an Elk Grove Village motel room, said in a videotaped police interrogation he had nothing to do with the murder. But police say motel surveillance video shows him leaving his cousin's room nearly 11 hours after his cousin was […]

G. Gary Grace, who has led the University Center of Lake County since its establishment in 2001, will retire from his post as executive cirector at the end of the month. […]

Jim O'Donnell says nobody does it better on TV than Bill Raftery. […]

New Illinois tollway board directors move in, making bylaws changes after ethics concerns. […]

Kaneland students, staff mourn loss of beloved gym teacher […]

Developers on the losing end of a two-year legal fight over a Glen Ellyn gas station have decided to walk away from the project. […]

The Illinois economy has added 59,100 jobs over the past 12 months, while the overall unemployment rate dropped to 4.3 percent, the Illinois Department of Employment Security said Thursday. […]

College basketball fans lined up at casinos and racetracks or furiously tapped smartphone screens Thursday to get down bets on March Madness, many in states where it is legal for the first time. […]

Donnie Wahlberg is scheduled to attend the groundbreaking celebration for the new Wahlburgers restaurant in St. Charles, set for 10 a.m. Friday at 855 S. Randall Road. […]

Some residents are calling on Naperville to include affordable housing in a redevelopment being considered near the Metra station along 5th Avenue. […]

While the village of Arlington Heights may not be charging the Arlington Heights Memorial Library for an unused building for a proposed library "makerspace," the library may have to pay $42,800 for community development projects, under a proposed deal between the two. […]

Will 'Aunt Becky' and other parents charged with college scam see prison time? Experts differ on the probability. […]

The NHL made it official Thursday: The Blackhawks will open the 2019-20 season Oct. 4 against the Philadelphia Flyers in Prague, Czech Republic. […]

Scientists are warning that historic flooding could soon deluge parts of several Southern states along the lower Mississippi River, where floodwaters could persist for several weeks. […]

A year ago, word roots and vocabulary tripped up suburban champion spellers Atman Balakrishnan and Pranav Kollu on the national stage. Now, they join Calvin Franke, an eighth-grader at Plum Grove Junior High School in Rolling Meadows, in prepping to make a second run at winning the Scripps National […]

A former bookkeeper for an Arlington Heights dentist faces charges of stealing more than $600,000 from her employer over six years. Charged alongside Caren Irsuto, 56, of Schiller Park, was her husband Scott Irsuto, 58. […]

Metra forged ahead with plans for new railcars with cupholders and greener locomotives Wednesday even as leaders fumed about something beyond their control -- the tracks out of Union Station. […]