There were jackets to zip up and puddles to jump over, but the rain couldn’t deter Community Consolidated School District 181 schools from participating in their ninth International Walk to School Day.

Hinsdale’s electrical task force presented recommendations to the Village Board 10/7 Tuesday, moving forward to improve electrical reliability in the village.

Fall is officially here and to celebrate the spooky season, organizations throughout Hinsdale are teaming up to host one big festival.

The Clarendon Hills Park District holds a basketball open gym program for adults on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Clarendon Hills Middle School Gymnasium, 301 Chicago Ave.

For Hinsdale police officer Michael Coughlin, there is no such thing as a typical work day.

The future of the old Clarendon Hills police station at 201 Burlington Ave. is once again unknown.

Clarendon Hills has once again scored high marks on its community needs survey.

Heather Hanson has two passions when it comes to makeup: color and affordability. And in the midst of bleak economic times, perhaps that’s why her business is glowing bright in a sea of dreary financial news.

Candidates for the DuPage County Board in the 2nd and 3rd districts and Forest Preserve Board candidates will debate at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Downers Grove.

DuPage County assistant state’s attorney Paul Marchese was honored Thursday by Illinois’ Metropolitan Enforcement Groups in recognition of his prosecutorial support during a recent drug sting dubbed “Operation Scratch Off.”

The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County’s 180-vehicle fleet will be getting a new $7.5 million home at Blackwell Forest Preserve in Warrenville.

While the rest of the DuPage County government will be closed Monday for Columbus Day, the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s disaster recovery center will stay open.

The Clarendon Hills Park District’s Rainbow Club for adults ages 50 and up will be showing a holiday production of “A Wonderful Life,” on Nov. 13 at the “Theatre at the Center” in northwest Indiana.

While Hinsdale Township High School District 86 will continue to be a self-insured insurance plan for employees, they have requested their new broker, Gallagher Benefit Services, to shop their third party administration and network services to representative providers.

Tariq and Naheed Khan had two sump pumps running during the torrential rain that hit the area the weekend of Sept. 13, but it wasn’t enough to keep the basement of their home from taking in a foot-and-a-half of water.