Barbara Sherlock

Judge Philip DiMarzio on Wednesday granted former Batavia firefighter Shannon R. Barr conditional permission to travel outside the court's jurisdiction for his new job as a truck driver. Barr, 32,...

In what may become an annual event, two Batavia residents are hoping to team up again in June to conduct a weeklong Disaster Response Trip to one of several disaster...

The Batavia Community Development Committee on Tuesday will continue its discussion on the request to build a three-story, 40-room hotel onto the Lincoln Restaurant and Banquet Facility on Illinois Highway...

St. Charles will be the site of one of five town hall-style meetings being held in Illinois by the American Association of Retired Persons to gather information for a first-ever...

Saying that Batavia Firefighter Shannon Barr posed "a significant risk to the public," Kane County Judge F. Keith Brown on Tuesday denied requests to change his $250,000 bond. Barr, 32,...

A not-for-profit agency that works with local banks and governments to provide lower-income families in St. Charles with below-market home-repair loans recently has expanded to include the Batavia and Geneva...

A hearing on a motion to change the bond of Batavia firefighter Shannon Barr was continued until Tuesday morning to allow his defense attorney to listen to a taped conversation...

Plan commissioners have voted unanimously against recommending approval of a conditional-use request for a massage therapy establishment in downtown Batavia. In its ruling, the commission stated the site was the...

A Kane County coroner's jury recently concluded that the death of a 20-year-old Batavia resident in November was caused by accidental drowning and not suicide. The body of Dan Moser...

Donald P. Murphy, Batavia Park District Board commissioner, was recognized this month by the Illinois Association of Park Districts as one of five outstanding park board members in the state....