DeKalb Daily Chronicle
E-bike riders target of Sycamore police public safety campaign
Because laws regarding e-bikes are changing in 2027, the Sycamore Police Department has begun a campaign to help the community understand what will and won’t be legal.
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4mState Rep. Briel, opponent Bishop talk vision for addressing ethics reform in Springfield
State Rep. Amy “Murri” Briel told a crowd at a town hall meeting in Cortland recently that she has a plan for addressing ethics reform in Springfield.
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4mComEd asks to annex 160 acres into DeKalb for new substation to expand energy capacity amid industry growth
Commonwealth Edison has asked the city of DeKalb for permission to annex 160 acres of land for a proposed new electrical substation, which the city said is meant to improve energy capacity and accommodate industrial growth in the area.
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2mSandwich home burglarized; police looking for suspect
The burglary occurred in the 1300 block of North Wind Boulevard in the Fairwinds subdivision on Saturday, according to the Sandwich Police Department.
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2mDeKalb Chamber welcomes Angel Beauty Salon
The DeKalb Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Angel Beauty Salon to its membership.
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3mMan charged in DeKalb shooting following argument Friday
A DeKalb man was charged Friday after a shooting outside an apartment following an argument with another man, police said