Joanne Von Alroth

Changing the size of culverts in Virginia Court would not keep nearby homes from flooding during heavy rainstorms, a study found. The village commissioned the study in October after at...

Village officials have approved a Midwest University plan to build two six-story dormitories on its southern boundary despite residents' pleas to lower the buildings' height or move them farther from...

Village officials and some area residents were celebrating last week after a federal judge ordered the closing of the controversial Capri 2000 gentleman's club. In a preliminary injunction, Judge Marge...

Trustees agreed last week to accept the transfer of the 15-acre Montalbano Park and an attached 3.1-acre strip of land from village ownerwhip. The park lies between Millwood Drive and...

Tight financial management and a steady growth rate have given the village its first bond-rating increase since 1979 and allowed it to issue $2.9 million in bonds at less than...

Less than a month after rejecting a controversial plan to develop only a portion of a 22-acre parcel on Ogden Avenue, trustees have agreed to consider a revised proposal. Trustees...

All apartment, condominium and townhouse dwellers could soon be recycling. Under a proposal to change the village's scavenger-license requirements, residents of all multifamily units would be allowed to recycle almost...

People who receive ambulance transport from the Fire Department will pay more for the service from now on, officials said. Residents who need ambulance service will now pay $200, $75...

Tavern and restaurant owners in the village who formerly rang in the New Year with all-night parties will have a curfew this year. Mayor James Addington, who also is village...

The village's chipping program will remain despite its increasing cost, officials said. In a 3-2 vote last week, commissioners agreed to keep the 2-year-old program, which allows residents to receive...