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Morning Alert
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Hidden amid the sticker shock of the Illinois tollway’s proposed 57% hike on passenger vehicle rates beginning next year is a biannual cost-of-living increase that would follow. Here’s what that would look like.
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Special interest groups have given more than $4 million to congressional candidates running in the North, West or Northwest suburbs this cycle
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The Cubs on Sunday agreed to acquire veteran starter Kevin Gausman from the Toronto Blue Jays, adding postseason experience to their rotation, team and league sources told The Athletic.
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Elizabeth and Guillermo Barrientos will showcase their Argentine and Italian heritage with their new tapas and wine bar, SUR Barrels & Boards, in Dream Hall in downtown Elgin.
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Headless Horseman Arcade in Wheeling has permanently shut down.
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Batavia is assessing the exterior conditions of about 75 historic properties in its downtown as part of the city’s historic preservation efforts.
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Tuesday marked 10 years of the transformation of the former Motorola Solutions campus in Schaumburg into today’s mixed-use Veridian development with the anniversary of the 225-acre land purchase by developer UrbanStreet Group.
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Vernon Hills is turning the corner on a project to connect, unify and improve two existing buildings into a cohesive and welcoming police campus.
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“Edgy” Tim O’Halloran lists the prep football player of the year candidates for the Daily Herald coverage area.
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A group of Aurora residents submitted petitions with just under 9,000 signatures Friday to add two recall referendum questions to the city’s November ballot, leaders of the group said.
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