Hinsdale?s e-Bike ordinance leads to fewer citations, stronger compliance | ChicagoNOW
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Hinsdale has been at the forefront of addressing the surge in e-bikes and e-scooters, a trend that has challenged communities across the Chicago region. Back in May 2025, the village moved quickly to pass a new ordinance, step up police enforcement, and launch a series of public education campaigns. Now, just a few months later, new data shows that the proactive approach is paying off ? with a steep decline in citations, fewer complaints, and stronger compliance from riders.

Lombard man denied pre-trial release after attacking DuPage deputies, sending three to hospital

A Lombard man has been denied pre-trial release after allegedly battering DuPage County Sheriff's deputies, sending three to the hospital yesterday morning, according to the State's Attorney.

Aurora flags raised early despite orders to honor Charlie Kirk, citing solemnity of 9/11 tribute

Despite orders from President Trump and Illinois Governor JB Pirtzker, Aurora Mayor John Laesch ordered all flags on city property to be raised to full staff on Sept. 12, which was meant as a time to honor Charlie Kirk, a political activist who was shot and killed on Sept. 10. 

Naperville 9/11 memorial ceremony
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The ceremony took place at the memorial behind the municipal center.

Feds raid suburban Chicago vape distributor

Federal agents raided a suburban Chicago vape distributor on Wednesday. Here's what we know so far.

Chicago-area ice cream shop owner faces new lawsuit over hidden bathroom cameras

A new lawsuit has been filed against a suburban Chicago ice cream shop owner accused of secretly recording children and employees in his store’s bathroom.

Lawsuit filed against local ice cream shop owner accused of child porn
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A lawsuit is announced against a 58-year-old man who was charged with allegedly recording women and girls in the bathroom of the suburban Chicago ice cream shop he owns

FBI arrests suburban man for threatening feds
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A suburban man is now in jail accused of plotting to kill federal law enforcement officers.

Pups take over the Morton Arboretum at Tails on the Trails
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Grab the leash and bring your best furry friend ? the Morton Arboretum?s Tails on the Trails returns Sunday with dog-friendly trail walks, a lively pet expo featuring more than 40 vendors, and plenty of treats, training tips, and adoption opportunities for animal lovers.

Two stolen guns, cocaine seized during Aurora traffic stop

Aurora police recovered three loaded guns — two of them stolen — during a late-night traffic stop last weekend that also led to weapons charges for two teenagers.

Aurora police searching for witness of motorcycle crash

Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a driver who may have witnessed a crash that left a 22-year-old motorcyclist critically injured Tuesday morning in Aurora.

Aurora teen brutally assaulted senior during robbery attempt, police say

“A violent, unprovoked attack,” Aurora’s police chief said after a 70-year-old was hospitalized. A teen suspect is in custody.

Man charged with pushing park manager into Glen Ellyn pool during rowdy scene

A man has been charged with battery after allegedly pushing a Park District manager into a pool during a chaotic scene at a Glen Ellyn pool earlier this summer.