Breaking News in DuPage County. If you are a fifth- through eighth-grade student in one of the public, private or parochial schools or home school environments, you are invited to enter the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution annual American History Essay contest. Double homicide conviction upheld for Naperville woman who killed 2 children, 2 dogsNaperville woman Elzbieta Plackowska, 48, charged in a 2012 double homicide had her conviction affirmed Monday in Illinois Appellate Courts in Du Page County.Officials warn rising COVID-19 positivity rates could trigger reopening rollbacksMan sentenced in 2017 murder of Hinsdale mother of 2Meteorologist Larry Mowry emcees DuPage Children's Museum Virtual Benefit BallBody found in DuPage River ID'd as missing woman with autismCVS to open 24 additional COVID-19 drive-thru testing sites across IllinoisSevere storms leave damage, power outages across IllinoisCVS to open 17 new COVID-19 testing sites across IllinoisHigh water levels continue to plague Willis Tower; close roads in city, suburbsChicago Weather: Floodwaters continue to close roads in city, suburbsSearch called off, recovery efforts underway for missing woman with autism Illinois faces 'the other epidemic' even as COVID-19 rages DuPage County mayors anxious to reopen economy earlyScripps National Spelling Bee cancelled due to COVID-19Officials warn rising COVID-19 positivity rates could trigger reopening rollbacksMan sentenced in 2017 murder of Hinsdale mother of 2Meteorologist Larry Mowry emcees DuPage Children's Museum Virtual Benefit BallBody found in DuPage River ID'd as missing woman with autismCVS to open 24 additional COVID-19 drive-thru testing sites across IllinoisSevere storms leave damage, power outages across IllinoisCVS to open 17 new COVID-19 testing sites across IllinoisHigh water levels continue to plague Willis Tower; close roads in city, suburbsChicago Weather: Floodwaters continue to close roads in city, suburbsSearch called off, recovery efforts underway for missing woman with autism Illinois faces 'the other epidemic' even as COVID-19 rages DuPage County mayors anxious to reopen economy earlyScripps National Spelling Bee cancelled due to COVID-19
That's up from a daily average of 403 new cases a month ago. Michael-Anne Peck was recently appointed vice president and trust officer at Itasca Bank & Trust Co. in Itasca, Illinois.
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DuPage officials have abandoned a plan to have voters decide whether the recorder's office should be merged with the clerk's office after an independent study found the proposed consolidation wouldn't save as much money as promised. DuPage County, IL Breaking News provided by The Emergency Email and Wireless Network Breaking News Service. Stay up-to-date on Sports Scores and local neighborhood events.
The village of Roselle has put the issue of home rule on the ballot -- for next year -- and will move ahead on regulating short-term home rentals through other means. Even among weather experts, the powerful storm known as a derecho that struck the suburbs Monday was something they won't soon forget. The suburbs are averaging 769 new COVID-19 cases each day. After the Cook County medical examiner's office reported a death after an incident on the 1300 block of Kingsbury Drive, Hanover Park police confirmed they are investigating a report that multiple shots were fired there Tuesday morning. A veteran educator with 12 years experience teaching students with emotional disabilities in Kendall County has been named behavioral support systems coordinator in Downers Grove Elementary District 58.
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Mayor Richard Irvin recommended both ideas as the city council heard a 60-day status report on a group's police reform efforts. BREAKING NEWS ABC 7 presents Bud Billiken: Celebrating 91 years special. Aurora should have a civilian review board to investigate complaints about police officers, and body cameras for police officers, the mayor said Tuesday. Scripps National Spelling Bee cancelled due to COVID-19. South Holland man reported dead in Hanover Park caseAurora mayor backs civilian review board, body cameras for policeFort Payne DAR offers American History Essay ContestTornadoes confirmed in Lombard, Wheaton as derecho was 'significant' even for weather expertsSuburbs averaging 769 new COVID-19 cases a day, up from 403 a month agoItasca Bank & Trust Co. appoints Michael-Anne Peck as vice president and trust officerDuPage scraps plan for referendum on abolishing recorder's officeAurora meat plant sued after butcher's wife dies of COVID-19
... DuPage County mayors anxious to reopen economy early. A lawsuit seeks damages for wrongful death after a longtime butcher at an Aurora meat packing plant caught COVID-19 and passed it to his wife, who died on May 2.