Comedian and Chicago native Alex Moffat returns to hometown for pair of shows
Our city is known for being the birthplace of some of the biggest names in comedy and that includes former "SNL" cast member Alex Moffat. He's in stopping by the Comedy Vault this weekend, and he's here with us this morning to tell us about the shows.
Skull found in Batavia in 1978 identified as likely Indiana grave robbery victim, officials say
Kane County officials and investigators on Thursday revealed the identity of the woman whose skull was found in 1978 in west suburban Batavia.
Skull found in Batavia in 1978 identified as Indiana woman born in 1848
Kane County officials and investigators on Thursday revealed the identity of the woman whose skull was found in 1978 in west suburban Batavia.
Skull found in Batavia in 1978 identified as likely Indiana 'grave robbery' victim, officials say
Kane County officials and investigators on Thursday revealed the identity of the woman whose skull was found in 1978 in west suburban Batavia.
Suburban man sentenced to 8 years for deadly DUI crash in 2023
A suburban man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for a fatal DUI crash that happened in May 2023.
Explore Batavia’s Red Hive Market: A celebration of local artistry and unique goods
From home decor to vintage jewelry and retro candy, you can find it all under one roof at Red Hive Market in Batavia.
Swarm over to Red Hive Market in Batavia for artisanal excellence
Red Hive Market features dozens of unique artisans and thousands of square feet of amazing merchandise.
Batavia man convicted after crashing into squad car while intoxicated: officials
A 60-year-old Batavia man was found guilty on multiple charges after police said he crashed into a squad car while intoxicated and narrowly missed hitting an officer.
Emagine Theaters offers free movie tickets for Educator Appreciation Month
Emagine Theaters is giving out free movie tickets to educators in celebration of Educator Appreciation Month in July.
Contract standoff: Walgreens pharmacists demand fair pay, rally against telepharmacy
Walgreens pharmacists are advocating for improved pay and working conditions, citing concerns about the potential impact on their patient interactions.
Severe storm levels Batavia farm dating back to 1860s
The historic Reckinger Farm in Batavia, which dates back to the 1860s, was decimated and a barn was destroyed by severe storms that barreled through Tuesday night.
Historic Batavia farm destroyed by powerful storm
The historic Reckinger Farm, which dates back to the 1860s, was pummeled by Tuesday night's storms, collapsing an entire barn in Batavia.
Chicago's western suburbs hit hard by severe storms
Cleanup has begun in the western suburbs after Tuesday night's severe storms tore through towns such as Geneva and Batavia.
Possible tornadoes shred through Chicago's west suburbs
Tornadoes reportedly touched down Tuesday night in the western suburbs, where residents are waking up to severe damage.
Batavia barn destroyed as severe weather swept through Chicagoland
A barn in Batavia was completely destroyed by the severe weather Tuesday night.
Local organization ensures all students can attend prom in style
Prom is getting closer and closer, and buying dresses can cost a fortune. That's why a suburban organization is on a mission to make sure all students can be dressed to the nines and enjoy the big night.
Congresswoman Ramirez pushes for passage of government funding, $13.5M for projects
Congresswoman Delia Ramirez is spreading the word about her efforts in Washington to bring federal funding back to her constituents.
Kane County Coroner looks to identify skull found in Batavia
A woman remodeling her home in Batavia found a human skull belonging to a woman in her 20s. Decades later, she still hasn't been identified. Kane County Coroner Rob Russell joins us for a live interview on the story.
Batavia police look to solve 45-year-old mystery
Batavia police and the Kane County coroner are seeking the public’s help in identifying a skull discovered during a house renovation in Batavia in 1978.
Skull found in Batavia could be ID'd with public's help, coroner says
Kane County officials believe they may be one step closer to discovering the identity of a skull found in west suburban Batavia, but they need the public's help.