Linda Young

Lions, tigers and bears or any other animals deemed wild or dangerous are prohibited in the county, thanks to an amendment to the Kane County Code passed this week by...

In an indication that both the county and the economy are booming, Kane County Recorder of Deeds Lynda Rivers said this week that her offices took in nearly $1 million...

After weeks of bickering, the Kane County Board Tuesday overwhelmingly approved the nomination of a retired sheriff's deputy to fill the county coroner's office. David W. Moore, 55, of Aurora...

For many Chicago-area residents and visitors, the biggest question about President Clinton's order to attack Iraq on Wednesday concerned its timing on the eve of a scheduled House impeachment debate,...

More than 6,000 Kane County residents deposited thousands of special waste materials at selected sites throughout the county during Kane's special recycling program, county officials said. The program netted 21,575...

Even before Aurora firefighters had finished sifting through what remained of Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday, stunned parishioners spread the word that their prayer group would hold an evening service...

A sentencing date for convicted killer Edward L. Tenney is on hold indefinitely until a series of post-trial motions can be heard. On Monday, when Tenney, 38, was to have...

Spurred by a cash donation from the Delnor Men's Foundation, the Salvation Army's Tri-City Corps has announced that a health clinic will be included in its planned $2.2 million community...

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources has awarded a $400,000 grant to the Kane County Forest Preserve District to be used for acquisition of land in northern Kane, district President...

Proponents of public buildings scattered throughout DuPage and Kane Counties were thinking about ground-breaking ceremonies Wednesday after voters in Batavia, Bartlett, Itasca and Bloomingdale gave them the go-ahead to begin...