The funds will help support Loaves & Fishes, the Conservation Foundation and the Northern Illinois Food Bank.
The protests will be part of a nationwide "No Kings" protest on March 28.
See which issues will be on the ballot for Wheaton voters in the 2026 primary election, which is set for Tuesday.
The restaurant's outdoor seating would be located in a courtyard in Town Square Wheaton's green space.
DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek shared a stern message for Immigration and Customs Enforcement ahead of the March 17 elections.
The city council directed staff to prepare an ordinance with conditions for the drive-thru coffee shop.
The restaurant hopes to open in the storefront that once housed Nothing Bundt Cakes.
Early voting will be available at five DuPage County locations after pending candidate objections had delayed the start date.
Wheaton City Council will consider the temporary four-way stop as they work to address an increase in crashes at the intersection.
Five temporary early voting locations will begin to welcome DuPage County voters starting Feb. 5.
The forum will give residents a chance to discuss mail voting with representatives from the DuPage County Clerk's Office.
Wheaton's Liquor Commission will review the shop's application for a Class M liquor license during a public hearing on Jan. 8.
The College Avenue Metra station is set to get its first food and beverage service since the pandemic.
Petitioners had hoped to add video gaming to the gas station and car wash at 22WO7O Butterfield Rd.
The city council will have a first reading of an ordinance that would change when water fee increases take effect.
The city council will discuss a conditional use permit and zoning variances for a proposed video gaming spot at Butterfield and Route 53.
The proposed 18,400 square foot addition would eliminate a 96-space student parking lot, causing some residents to raise concerns.
The planning and zoning board will review the special use permit request Tuesday.
County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek withdrew a motion for a temporary restraining order after the county paid $230,000 she said it owed vendors.
The city council is scheduled review the proposed car wash for the former McDonald's site on Roosevelt Road at its Nov. 17 meeting.
The vacant McDonald's building at 2175 W. Roosevelt Rd. would be demolished to make way for a 4,800 square foot car wash.
The rallies will take place Saturday afternoon at 10 intersections on Roosevelt Road between Wheaton and Villa Park.
DuPage County District 4 deemed Penny's Place's zoning requests "excessive," saying the petition may be "injurious to the neighborhood."
The city council unanimously approved a class A liquor license for the restaurant, which plans to open at 121 W. Front St.
DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek is seeking a temporary restraining order for DuPage County to pay two election vendors.
A public hearing for the proposal was continued as planning and zoning council members seek more info about the project.
Candle of Hope Foundation had sought the zoning amendment to bring a cat lounge to 923 Roosevelt Rd.
State Sen. Karina Villa said at a news conference that the individuals were taken from grocery stores, homes and while walking outside.
The public hearing will be held at the Sept. 11 liquor commission meeting in Wheaton, as Tasting DeVine hopes to offer packaged spirits.
"Go visit Glen Ellyn to see how they keep traffic moving," one resident wrote in response to the survey.
The Wheaton City Council will have the second reading for an ordinance amendment that aims to help curb traffic on Scott Street.
Wheaton's liquor commission weighed in on the wine store's liquor license amendment request on July 10.
DuPage County Clerk Jean Kaczmarek is pressing the county board on election funding following a lawsuit she filed in 2024.
Petitioners are requesting setback and parking variations that would allow crews to build an 8,400 square foot addition to the middle school
The June 14 rally will coincide with Donald Trump's birthday and planned military parade.
Wheaton's planning and zoning commission is set to discuss a zoning variation request to allow The Kat Lounge to open a storefront.
The church and school is seeking zoning approval to expand its property to better serve its more than 500 students.
The drive-thru will be added to the space that formerly housed Chipotle at 811 E. Butterfield Rd.
The new development will also address flooding issues at the long-vacant site, Mayor Phil Suess said during Monday's meeting.
With 100 percent of precincts reporting in DuPage County, Katy Ebbesen and three incumbent board members were set to snag four board seats.
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten calls Biden one of the “most effective presidents in American history," after he dropped out of the presidential race
“It breaks my heart to say it, but Biden is no longer up for that job,” U.S. Rep. Sean Casten writes in op-ed for the Chicago Tribune.
Incumbent Sean Casten is seeking the Democratic nomination in the IL-06 Congressional District. The Illinois Primary is March 19.