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Wahlburgers in St. Charles closes abruptly Monday

Wahlburgers in St. Charles closes abruptly Monday

A month shy of its sixth anniversary, Wahlburgers in St. Charles announced on social media Monday that it would close the location immediately.

 
Plan to redevelop Allstate property in South Barrington is progressing

Plan to redevelop Allstate property in South Barrington is progressing

Redevelopment plans for the former Allstate Corp. headquarters near South Barrington are gaining steam.

 
‘A real farm crisis’: Illinois farm bankruptcies rise for 3rd straight year

‘A real farm crisis’: Illinois farm bankruptcies rise for 3rd straight year

Family farm bankruptcies surged 46% nationwide in 2025. In the Midwest, filings jumped 70%. In Illinois, they rose 55%. Total farm debt is forecast to hit a record $624.7 billion in 2026, as overhead costs like land rent and interest keep climbing. Farmers bought a record 2.54 million crop insurance policies in 2025. But when the guaranteed revenue floor falls below production costs, farmers lose money on every bushel.

 
Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among 14 laws taking effect July 1

Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among 14 laws taking effect July 1

July 1 marks a second New Year’s Day in Illinois as a new budget takes effect along with more than a dozen new state laws.

 
Road rehab: What’s in the tollway’s $26.5B construction program?

Road rehab: What’s in the tollway’s $26.5B construction program?

The agency is proposing rate hikes averaging 45 cents a toll for passenger cars as well as inflation-based increases every other year starting in 2029.

 
Yorktown Center unveils The Square and new apartments steps from the mall

Yorktown Center unveils The Square and new apartments steps from the mall

At Yorktown Center, in place of the former Carson’s store, is The Square, a new outdoor gathering space that links the Lombard mall with a new luxury apartment complex. It’s all part of Yorktown’s evolution into a “live-work-play” campus.

 
Beyond the farm stand: The new role of suburban farmers markets

Beyond the farm stand: The new role of suburban farmers markets

Suburbs are embracing farmers markets in ways that go beyond the sale of produce. They have evolved into multi-purpose civic events — a proving ground for small businesses, a way for communities to advertise their services, a showcase for local musical talent and a source of food for area pantries.

 

Take this simple step as you approach retirement

An important job in the two or so years leading up to retirement — right up there with figuring out your healthcare coverage and winding down your work activities — is building up a cash cushion.

 
Five ways to avoid tax penalties in 2026

Five ways to avoid tax penalties in 2026

In a perfect world, the IRS wants 90% of your total tax liability paid “ratably” (equally) throughout the year. The problem? Most successful people don’t have perfectly predictable incomes.

 
Depression-era building in downtown Des Plaines being demolished to make way for apartments

Depression-era building in downtown Des Plaines being demolished to make way for apartments

After a two-year delay, the demolition of a historic building in downtown Des Plaines is finally underway.

 

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