Joanne Von Alroth

Fire officials said they were investigating whether a recent fire at a fitness center was set deliberately and whether it was tied to three other fires in the village. The...

The village will install stop signs at an intersection near a local hospital, although officials said the signs might not be enough to halt the number of accidents there. Commissioners...

Village officials say they are looking at plans to include condominium and apartment dwellers in the village's waste collection program within the next few years. Under a plan trustees approved...

Village officials have decided to establish a board to keep an eye on cable TV providers and evaluate residents' cable needs. Members of the five-member board, dubbed the Cable Television...

A community group, a theater organization and the county's tourism bureau will receive nearly $50,000 from the village's hotel/motel tax fund this year, commissioners said. Village Council members approved a...

A new water storage tank and a much-needed police facility will boost this year's village budget to $18.9 million, an increase of nearly $5 million from last year's budget, officials...

The recent destruction of 36 large trees on a village street by a Commonwealth Edison crew is being viewed by some village officials as a positive step for the village's...

Owners of a "gentleman's club" in Westmont have filed a lawsuit in federal court, charging that village officials revoked the club's liquor license because the establishment features scantily clad dancers....

Fallout from months of turmoil over the library's purchase of Madonna's book "Sex" appears to have cost Jack Pfister his job as president of the village library board. Pfister, who...

Residents can reduce the amount of garbage they put out thanks to an expansion of Westmont's curbside recycling program. Beginning in June, Westmont Disposal Inc., the village's waste hauler, will...