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Darien’s latest e-newsletter highlights summer events, including the Independence Day Parade and concert series, as well as ongoing road projects and city service updates. Residents are encouraged to participate in community programs and stay informed through the city’s Direct Connect E-Newsletter.
By DuPage Policy Journal ·
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In a series of online posts, conservative activist Terry Newsome says a "shadow network" involving Aurora Mayor John Laesch and other DuPage County left-wing figures coordinated responses to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the region.
By DuPage Policy Journal Reports ·
WalletHub has released its 2026 rankings of the best and worst cities for Fourth of July celebrations. The report also highlights that most Americans are concerned about rising costs and federal debt impacting their holiday plans. Survey findings and spending projections are available in WalletHub’s detailed reports.
By DuPage Policy Journal ·
Enrollment data for the 19 universities in DuPage County showed white students were the largest ethnic group in the 2023-24 school year, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.
By G. Y. Mercer ·
Don't miss out on these entertainment events happening in DuPage County this weekend.
By H. A. Martinez ·
Wheaton Police have released their weekly report for early June detailing several arrests related to DUI, warrants, domestic battery, thefts—including high-value items—and identity theft incidents across town. Authorities remind residents all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
By T. C. Potter ·
The Liberty Justice Center and Manhattan Institute have filed an amicus brief urging the Fourth Circuit to allow a small Virginia business to proceed with constitutional claims against the state's source-of-funds law. The brief argues that current legal standards could prevent the plaintiffs from ever having their federal claims heard in court.
By DuPage Policy Journal ·
District 45 Board of Education is seeking applicants after a recent resignation created a vacancy on its board. Applications are due by July 1 for those interested in serving until April 2027. The selection process includes interviews in early August followed by an appointment vote.
By A. M. Epps ·
On Friday, June 26, these former DuPage County area high school stars will be competing.
By Y. H. Cook ·