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Elgin Courier News Wednesday, May 21, 2025 | | |
| | A 19-year-old gay woman badly beaten at a Carpentersville McDonald’s last week by two teens charged with aggravated battery, says she was shocked they used a slur about her sexual orientation before allegedly attacking her. | | | Prime, which is a for-profit company, bought the eight Illinois hospitals in March for more than $370 million from Ascension, a large Catholic health system. | | | The St. Charles City Council decided Monday to postpone deciding whether the Judge Barry House can be torn down until at least July. | | | Streamwood’s Nick Weaver earns scholarship to Eastern Michigan after stellar two years at Elgin Community College. | | | As Memorial Day neared, Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs returned a long-unclaimed Purple Heart to the firstborn grandchild of a WWII veteran. | | | South Elgin’s Zacharia Barkho and Bartlett’s Josh Colaizzi both threw complete games in a 1-0 win for the Storm. | | | Kaneland, Marmion, St. Charles North and Waubonsie Valley all inch up one spot in the rankings. | | | The cost for an average residential customer is expected to go up $10.60 per month beginning with the July bill, according to ComEd, but the actual increase could run a lot higher depending on actual usage. | | | Four-term west suburban Democratic Congresswoman Lauren Underwood’s decision to not run to succeed Dick Durbin in the Senate ends weeks of speculation. | | | Illinois will have its first new senator in a decade after voters select someone to succeed U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin. Here’s a look at candidates in the race. | | | |