Elmhurst Patch

20/11/2025

The warmest Thanksgiving on record in the Chicago area was 69 degrees, while the coldest was -1 degree. But how will Thanksgiving 2025 turn out? Full story at the link in the comments.

20/11/2025

A west suburban superintendent spent thousands on p**n, directing a subordinate to hide it, according to an investigation. Later, he said in a text, "I can't lie anymore." (See link in comments)

20/11/2025

CHARGES DROPPED: “I fired 5 rounds and she had 7 holes,” a border patrol agent reportedly bragged in a text after shooting a woman accused of "boxing in" federal agents. Now, federal prosecutors have moved to drop the charges against the woman. Full story at link in the comments. (📷: AP Photo/Erin Hooley)

20/11/2025

Check your tickets! Three big Illinois lottery prizes will expire soon. Full story at the link in the comments.

20/11/2025

Naperville's planning commission voted 8-1 in favor of a conditional use permit to allow Karis Data Centers to build on the former Lucent campus. Link in comments.

20/11/2025

"I've seen a lot of things in the 15 years previous to this, but nothing as heinous or as evil as what this was," he said. "It is hard to explain the anger that goes through somebody who has compassion for people."

Retired paramedic Kevin Collinge was speaking publicly for the first time on Tuesday as part of an upcoming documentary on the murders.

20/11/2025

Elmhurst is spending $1 million on a fire truck. Here's why aldermen rushed the decision. (See link in comments)

20/11/2025

Elmhurst schools want $5.3 million more from property taxpayers next year. The district explains why. (See link in comments)

20/11/2025

The Elmhurst school board approved going $23.5 million more in debt. One board member dissented. "I don't want to belabor the point," she said. (See link in comments)

20/11/2025

Don't live in Elmhurst? The school board takes action on five students. (See link in comments)

20/11/2025

A missing Villa Park girl was found. (See link in comments)

20/11/2025

“I think we have to look for ways of treating people humanely, treating people with the dignity that they have,” said the Chicago-born Leo. “If people are in the United States illegally, there are ways to treat that. There are courts, there’s a system of justice.”

"I think we have to look for ways of treating people humanely, treating people with the dignity," the Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV said.