David Petesch is a journalist based in St. Charles, Illinois. He covers local news and events for the Daily Herald, with a focus on the St. Charles area. His articles range from human interest stories to updates on local developments and community events.
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St. Charles School District 303 approved a 2024 property tax levy just under $200 million.
By: David Petesch
A 180-year-old house in St. Charles will remain for the time being after a city council committee this week postponed a decision on whether the owner can demolish the structure.
Two died following an two-vehicle crash in Wayne on Sunday, according to the Kane County Coroner's Office.
Taxpayers in St. Charles Unit District 303 may see a slight decrease in the school district's portion of their property tax rates in 2025.
Fourth annual “A River Flows Through It” lecture series will return in 2025 In partnership with The Conservation Foundation and the St.
Kane County donors keep Christmas tradition alive The Salvation Army volunteers began ringing bells with donation kettles in Kane County
Batavia residents will see an 8% rate increase for sanitary sewer usage and a 3% rate increase for water on their utility bills in 2025.
Batavia fire crews responded to a fire Wednesday evening in the city's manufacturing district.
The Batavia Plan Commission OK'd plans for a Batavia's first cannabis shop.
Uher: ‘We just keep putting cameras wherever we can and it's raising our costs'
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