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Neil Malone, director of government affairs for the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce, speaks in support of a new parking facility at Nichols Library at the city budget workshop held Monday, Sept. 21. (Carolyn Stein/Naperville Sun)

2027 Naperville budget calls for downtown parking deck, riverwalk, streetscape spending

Design work for a downtown parking deck and more riverwalk and downtown streetscape improvements are among the projects included in Naperville’s proposed 2027 budget.

Authorities: Glen Ellyn man said racist things to delivery driver

A Glen Ellyn man has been charged with disorderly conduct, accused of saying racially derogatory things to a delivery driver.

The southwest corner of Quentin and Dundee roads in Palatine will be the site of a 38-unit townhouse development approved by the village council Monday. (Brian Hill/Daily Herald)

Palatine greenlights 38-unit townhouse development at Dundee and Quentin

A vacant corner in Palatine recently overgrown with weeds will soon be home to a 38-unit townhouse development.

Glendale Heights man charged in Indiana crash that killed friend

A Glendale Heights man faces five felony charges, including drunken driving, in connection with a July 25 crash in Northwest Indiana that killed his passenger, police said.

Family-owned Marconi has been making the giardiniera that tops your Italian beef for more than a century

Most everyone is familiar with the phrase, “you don’t want to know how the sausage is made.” But that doesn’t necessarily apply to toppings such as giardiniera, the quintessential Chicago mélange that adorns a well-dressed beef/sausage combo.

Rolling Meadows will house its expanding city human services department on the second and third floors of this shopping center building at 2214 Algonquin Road. (City of Rolling Meadows)

Rolling Meadows to transform strip mall space into $850,000 human services center

Rolling Meadows will spend $850,000 to renovate a portion of a strip mall to house its expanded human services department, which currently operates from a cramped 750-square-foot apartment and city hall offices.

Wheaton North quarterback Burke Neibch poses near the gymnasium named for his grandfather, Bill Neibch, in Wheaton. (John Starks/Daily Herald)

Neibch owns name, image and lineage at Wheaton North

Wheaton North High School senior quarterback Burke Neibch has done his best to uphold a strong family tradition at the school.

Boys golf: With all eyes on him, Geneva’s Makowski delivers memorable ending to his DuKane championship

Bartlett Hills Golf Club has one of the prettiest closing holes around, a 151-yard par 3 over water with trees surrounding the green. On Tuesday it was the site for a lit...

                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
 

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