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Kane County local news, information and more from the Kane County Chronicle, part of the Shaw Local News Network. Visit us at: https://www.shawlocal.com/kane-county-chronicle/
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Person taken into custody following armed standoff in Kane County
The Kane County Sheriff’s Office said a suspect was safely taken into custody following an incident where a resident reportedly barricaded themselves inside a residence brandishing a firearm in Kane County.
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Holinger: Eschew Zero Cut; moderately thin is all we need
Column: I’m not sure yet what truth Zero Cut delivers, but it may come to me if I consider other triggers, writes Rick Holinger.
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Another possible measles exposure site announced by Kane County Health Department
In the wake of news an unvaccinated Kaneland High School student may have spread the potentially fatal measles disease to other students on Aug. 18, the Kane County Health Department announced a second location where people may have been exposed. A Call Center has been set up.
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Money scam targets jail inmates’ families, warns Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office
The Kane County State’s Attorney’s Office is warning of a scam financially targeting families of incarcerated residents. Anyone receiving suspicious calls are urged to contact authorities immediately.
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St. Charles East rides second half scoring surge to win over Oswego
St. Charles East opened its season with a demonstration of adaptability in a 4-0 win over Oswego on Monday night. Goalkeeper Jason Striegel collected four saves while Colin Harrington tallied his first varsity goal to put the Saints ahead for good.
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Local person with measles is Kaneland High student; exposure in building Aug. 18
The Kaneland School District 302 notified parents that a student at Kaneland High School in Maple Park tested positive for measles. It is only the third case in Kane County in the past 25 years. The high school is having an e-Learning day on Aug. 25.
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St. Charles Bowl marks 65 years Saturday with prizes, giveaways, trivia
St. Charles Bowl will celebrate 65 years in business on Saturday, Aug. 29, with festivities planned throughout the day, including trivia, prizes and giveaways.
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South Elgin man headed to prison after sending child sex abuse video to investigator’s computer
A South Elgin man pleaded guilty to the felony charges of dissemination of child sexual abuse material. The man was caught after he sent a video file depicting a child to an undercover Kane County government computer, authorities said.
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Measles case confirmed in Kane County; Health Department investigating potential exposures
Public health officials are searching for people who may have been exposed to a Kane County resident who officially tested positive for measles.
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Kane County Health Department offers naloxone training to reverse opioid overdoses
The Kane County Health Department is hosting a free training Aug. 31 on how to recognize an opioid overdose and how to administer naloxone.
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Geneva Fire Department earns reaccreditation
The Geneva Fire Department has successfully achieved reaccreditation through the Commission on Fire Accreditation International, reaffirming its commitment to excellence in fire and emergency services and continuous improvement in service delivery.
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Kane County groups to host officials, experts on data centers
Fox Valley residents are invited to a free public forum on data centers from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 31 at Elgin Community College Siegle Auditorium, 1700 Spartan Drive, Building E, Elgin.
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SBA centers open in to help those affected by July storms
Businesses and nonprofits affected by the storms July 2 through 4 can apply for business physical disaster loans and can borrow up to $2 million in assistance.
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Geneva urges support for East State Street businesses during construction with Carl the Cone
The Illinois Department of Transportation is rebuilding East State Street/Illinois Route 38 from Glengarry Drive to the Fox River in Geneva, a multi-year $22 million project expected to be completed late next year.
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As Geneva fines top $500K over old blacksmith shop, judge to rule on compliance of cover
Shodeen's shrink-wrap of old blacksmith shop in Geneva landed the developer back before a hearing officer – but the hearing was postponed to Oct. 15 so both sides could review documents.
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St. Charles Park District: Fall meets fun with district events this September
Column: The St. Charles Park District is also welcoming the fall season with a variety of programs and opportunities for family fun.
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Vacant former Aurora Housing Authority apartment building goes up in flames; no injuries reported
A vacant former Aurora Housing Authority apartment building on the city’s east side went up in flames on Aug. 13. The Aurora Fire Department did not say if the building remains habitable after the fire and smoke damage.
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Halal Fest organizers apologize for noise complaints, thank St. Charles Police, community for support
After St. Charles Police said they fielded several residents’ complaints about late-night music during the Chicagoland Halal Fest 2026, organizers apologized while also thanking the community for helping support the event.
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Reamer: Geneva Chamber’s Festival of the Vine returns Sept. 11
Column: It’s always sad to see summer come to an end, but the fun is still going on in Geneva! Geneva Chamber’s Festival of the Vine returns Sept. 11-Sept. 13, writes Elisa Reamer
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CASA Kane County buys office condo for $950K in St. Charles
CASA Kane County accomplished its plan to buy a new location within a five-mile radius of the Juvenile Justice Center, as property records show the nonprofit bought an office condo in St. Charles on June 18 for $950,000.
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St. Charles Ward 2 Alderperson Jayme Muenz announces 2027 reelection bid
Alderperson Jayme Muenz announced she’s tossing her hat in the ring for another term on the St. Charles City Council in the spring 2027 election.
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Red Gate Bridge temporarily closed in St. Charles after crash; city officials say avoid the area
Following a traffic crash Thursday, authorities have closed Red Grate Bridge in St. Charles. City officials are currently telling drivers to avoid the area.
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2026 Kane County Chronicle boys golf preview capsules
The 2026 boys golf season is underway this week and here are previews of teams from around the Kane County Chronicle coverage area.
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More than 14K doses of LSD seized after I-88 drug bust by DeKalb, Kane County sheriff’s offices
More than 14,000 doses of LSD were seized, and a Pennsylvania man was charged after DeKalb County and Kane County sheriff’s deputies conducted a traffic stop on I-88 Tuesday, according to court records.
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St. Charles, Batavia, Geneva to spray for mosquitoes Wednesday evening after West Nile detected
The cities of Geneva, Batavia and St. Charles are all planning to spray for mosquitoes Wednesday evening after insects carrying the potentially fatal West Nile virus were discovered in local traps.
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5 St. Charles City Council seats up for grabs in ’27; nominating petitions out soon
For residents interested in running for City Council, St. Charles is making nomination packets available starting Aug. 21 for next year's local election, when five aldermanic seats and the city clerk are on the ballot.
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Campton Township man charged with using AI to create child sexual abuse images
A Campton Township man has been charged with 44 felonies related to the possession and production of child sexual abuse material using artificial intelligence, Kane County authorities said.
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Kane County jury finds man guilty of sexual assault, strangulation of child
A Kane County jury has found a Streamwood man guilty of sexual assaulting and strangling a child in Elgin. He faces six and 67 years in prison.
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Sleepy Hollow village trustee charged with felony theft of Maserati; hasn’t been at meeting in months
Sleepy Hollow Trustee Jennifer L. McGuire was charged with felony possession of a stolen vehicle under the name of Jennifer L. Noor, public records show. She's also not attended board meetings for months, and a police report alleges the elected official no longer lives in town
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Kane County responders on scene of fatal crash near Big Rock; road closed
Authorities in Kane County responded to a fatal two-vehicle crash in the Big Rock area Monday, and a road in the area was shut down.
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Sugar Grove man gets 3 years of probation in hit-and-run death of neighbor
A Sugar Grove man who pleaded guilty in the hit-and-run death of his elderly neighbor Elaine Zielke was sentenced to 36 months of probation. His lawyer said he accepted responsibility.
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Geneva sets parking restrictions for car show
Geneva police will implement temporary parking restrictions for the upcoming Concours d’Elegance from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23 on Third Street in the city’s downtown
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Construction on Great Western Trail extension in Sycamore begins Aug. 17
Construction on an extension of the Great Western Trail in Sycamore begins Aug. 17, the Sycamore Park District announced. The trail follows nearly 19 miles of the former Chicago Great Western Railway corridor, connecting LeRoy Oaks Forest Preserve in St. Charles to Sycamore.
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Illinois Extension to host free community day at Idea Garden in St. Charles
University of Illinois Extension will hold a free open house with gardening, environment and wellness activities at the Kane County Idea Garden.
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Campton Hills author publishes 2 new books of short fiction, essays
Campton Hills author Richard Holinger released two new books, one of short fiction, the other of essays.
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Sturdy Shelter Brewing in Batavia expands with an open-air deck along downtown Fox River
Sturdy Shelter Brewing in Batavia is providing the community with another gathering space – this time outside along the streaming waters of the Fox River. And yes, the deck is dog-friendly.
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Kane County Clerk’s Office seeks poll workers for Nov. 3 election
Kane County Clerk John Cunningham is inviting the community to tour the office and residents to apply to serve as judges for the Nov. 3 general election.
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What’s Happening in Batavia? What to know about household hazardous waste pickup
Column: Getting rid of old paint, pesticides, household chemicals, and other hazardous materials is easier than ever with Batavia’s Household Hazardous Waste Front Door Collection Program, writes Lori Botterman with the city of Batavia.
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St. Charles Library seeking applicants to fill vacancy on Board of Trustees
The St. Charles Public Library District is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on its Board of Trustees to serve the remainder of the term through next year.
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Halal Fest in St. Charles prompts several noise complaints
The St. Charles Police Department said it received several complaints from residents stemming from the late night live music during the “Chicagoland Halal Fest 2026” at the Kane County Fairgrounds over the weekend.
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Aurora man charged with possessing child sexual abuse material
An Aurora man was charged Aug. 11 with 15 felony counts of possessing images of child sexual abuse material of victims under age 13, according to authorities.
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Rusty Rodeo set for Aug. 15 in North Aurora and St. Charles
The Forest Preserve District of Kane County will hold its eighth annual Rusty Rodeo on Saturday for community members to help remove invasive rusty crayfish from local waterways.
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St. Charles Park District: Creating confidence one masterpiece at a time
Column: In a world filled with distractions, art instructor Susan Anderson invites her students to connect with their imagination and creativity and have a fun time, writes Melissa Rubalcaba Riske for the St. Charles Park District.
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Officials blame $9.5M in Kane County Sheriff’s budget overages on unfunded state mandates, higher costs, COVID
Despite Kane County officials saying they’re concerned about the sheriff’s office being $9.5 million over budget from 2023 to 2025, State’s Attorney Jamie Mosser told board members that the information was already provided to them in different meetings.
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2026 Kane County Chronicle girls golf preview capsules
The girls golf season starts this week. Here are previews of teams from around the Kane County Chronicle coverage area.
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Aurora man charged in hit-and-run crash that killed Hampshire bicyclist, 27
An Aurora man was charged in a July 6 fatal hit-and-run crash that killed 27-year-old bicyclist Ebony Calvillo of Hampshire, authorities announced Tuesday.
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More than 3,800 Kane County residents without power after Tuesday storms; road closures in effect
More than 3,800 Kane County residents are without power Tuesday afternoon following severe storms across the region, according to ComEd. Multiple road closures also are in effect, according to Kane County Emergency Management.
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Lightning strike sets tree ablaze and ruptures natural gas line in Bartlett
A lightning strike set a roadside tree ablaze and damaged an underground natural gas main in Bartlett.
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‘Frustration’ as Batavia roadwork might run into start of District 101 school year
With the start of the school season later this week, Batavia addressed residents' “frustration” that the roadwork could make for a traffic and congestion nightmare.
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Kane County prosecutor recognized for mentoring, state’s attorney programming
Kane County Assistant State’s Attorney Kelly Orland received the National District Attorneys Association’s Distinguished Faculty Award at a recent conference in Boston.
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