Daily Herald

Is the latest talk of the Bears moving to Arlington Park realistic in any way?; A St. Charles attorney recaps his four-decade career, the highlight of which is the Jeanine Nicarico case; An Elgin couple makes the finals of "Pooch Perfect" on ABC, and gets engaged there

Outgoing Elk Grove Township Elementary District 59 Superintendent Art Fessler’s next job at the Northwest Suburban Special Education Organization is over before it even began; Illinois reported fewer than 2,000 cases for the seventh straight day; The Vintage Rides car show will come roaring back to downtown Wheaton in June; Elgin logged its 25th incident of gunfire early Friday morning

Today hearkens the arrival of Illinois’ long-awaited “Bridge Phase"; Six Flags Great America is offering 50,000 free tickets to people getting vaccinated; No serious injuries were reported after a small airplane made an emergency landing on I-355

Developer withdraws controversial plan for a 4-story apartment building in Des Plaines, city officials confirmed; New superintendent picked to lead District 300; Grammy winner Billy Strings to perform in Schaumburg

Illinois surpassed major COVID-19 vaccination milestone with more than 10 million doses given; A new state bill would allow bars to offer a free drink to customers who have received a COVID-19 vaccination; Schaumburg trustees are considering a sort of Millennium Park for the suburbs

Fallout over the Colonial Pipeline shutdown is hitting drivers with a spike in gasoline prices; Major commercial buildings throughout state will have COVID-19 vaccination teams on site; A new partnership between the DuPage County Health Department and local first responders is working on vaccine house calls

Famed architect Helmut Jahn was killed in a bicycle crash; Archdiocese of Chicago ordained 22 men Saturday; BeaUnique Latin Kitchen in Elgin expected to open next week

Mother’s Day celebrations at nursing homes bring loved ones closer together this year; Paolina Milana has a complicated Mother’s Day story of pain, loss, joy, and mental illness; Suburban lawmakers found on almost every legislative committee in Illinois

Illinois reports the most new COVID-19 cases cases since April 30th; Average daily number of COVID-19 vaccinations in Illinois drops by 39% in a month; Santa’s Village Azoosment Park reopens today; Trump-pardoned Mettawa Mayor Casey Urlacher again running for state Senate

Illinois could be looking at a full reopening by June 11; The Metropolis Performing Arts Centre in Arlington Heights is starting its 2021 season under the stars; The Club Arcada Speakeasy and Restaurant in St. Charles is reopening this weekend