The village of Arlington Heights along with high school districts 211 and 214, and Palatine Elementary School Dist. 15, have reached a tentative agreement with the Chicago Bears over a property ...

Outdoor dining tables line Main Street in Uptown Park Ridge. (Journal file photo) The Uptown Park Ridge Master Plan update is expected to prioritize parking, creating long-term outdoor dining ...

Millions of lights of varying colors decorated Silver Dollar City Amusement Park in Branson, MO, this past fall. This unique display of bright pumpkins spans part of one of the park's promenades.

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Des Plaines city officials are keeping an eye on the potential for Avian influenza among the bird population after a goose was recently found dead in the yard of a local resident. Authorities ...

The takeover of nine hospitals and senior living facilities in northern Illinois including in Des Plaines and Park Ridge, might occur by early March in a $375 million deal that could bring in ...

The NVision Gallery in Niles’ Family Fitness Center hosted an opening reception for the January installation of artist Barbara Curtis’ “Swimming For Serenity” show, which runs through March.

A 78-year-old Des Plaines man, allegedly wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, has been charged with Unlawful Use of a Weapon and Aggravated Assault following an incident on Jan. 17 in which the ...

I have been a big fan of Amy Adams since her breakout roles in “Junebug” in 2005 and “Enchanted” in 2007 and have been impressed with her roles in which the 50-year-old actress has been ...

Months before release of “The Brutalist,” which had been playing at film festivals, the tagline on it was that it was about a ...

Mount Prospect police charged an Arlington Heights man with attempted first-degree murder after he allegedly shot at two repo drivers who he thought were stealing his truck.

Niles-Maine District Library trustees took their first look at a $1.6 million project, proposed by Library Executive Director Valerie Marshall, to renovate the lower level of the library.