Yorktown Center has announced a full calendar of promotions and events throughout the holiday season.

Elmhurst resident Lisa Sons has only been training show dogs for four years but can already an boast a Best in Show dog.

When Florida police officer Wayne Ivey was growing up, his father told him there were two things he needed to be successful in life: a good name and good credit.

You might consider paying inside when filling up at the newly opened Power Market, 572 W. Lake St., in Elmhurst.

Every second Wednesday of the month, D.O.C. American Bistro and Wine Bar, at 326 Yorktown Shopping Center, is offering “what women want.”

Lombard residents are now able to give their opinion on whether video gaming should be allowed in Lombard.

Baby squirrels may have been a reason for last year’s split between the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County and a charitable group that raises money to fund the rehabilitation of wild animals.

The Forest Preserve has filed suit against the DuPage Wildlife Foundation, claiming the organization is holding on to charity money that should belong to the district’s Willowbrook Wildlife Center.

Glenbard School District 87 has met its Annual Measurable Achievement Objective targets for the 2008-09 school year.

The village of Lombard and the local Lilac VFW Troop 5815 have partnered to send care packages to troops.

In an effort to tap a new revenue source and help close the city’s budget gap, the Elmhurst City Council Finance Committee has begun reviewing the possibility of implementing a motor fuel tax.

Elmhurst resident Mark Dyer doesn’t know when they’ll call, or where he’ll need to go, but he does know he’ll have to be there within 48 hours.

Half a year later, Lombard’s decision to install red-light cameras remains a controversial issue plaguing the village.

The village of Lombard has decided to take its appreciation for the troops to the next level with a program launched this fall to help welcome them home.