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Elgin Courier News

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

PADS of Elgin close to reaching emergency fundraising goal but popular dance event’s been canceled

PADS of Elgin is close to reaching its emergency goal of $500,000 to remain open, but it has nixed Stars Dance for PADS.

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Get a taste of Elgin Fringe Fest by checking out ‘mini’ version Saturday

Winter Mini Fringe, a smaller version of the Elgin Fringe Festival, will be presented Saturday at Elgin’s Side Street Studio Arts.

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Cold temps don’t deter 2,000 from attending anti-ICE rally in South Elgin

About 2,000 turn out for a South Elgin rally Sunday to protest ICE actions in the wake of the 2nd fatal shooting of an American citizen.

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Elgin News Digest: Elgin Public Museum reopens Sunday with new exhibits; Carpentersville promotes Kevin Stankowitz to police chief

Roundup of small news items for the Elgin area.

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Historic St. Charles home to be landmarked, rehabilitated with TIF assistance

A local developer plans to buy the property from the church that owns it and rehabilitate the structure with financial help from the city.

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Illinois population stays flat despite drop in international immigration

Illinois’ population grew .001% through mid-2025, reflecting a national trend of low growth due mainly to a historic decrease in international immigration.

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Juliana Stratton takes progressive lane, only one who calls for abolishing ICE in Democratic US Senate debate

The three major Democratic candidates running for U.S. Senate, Juliana Stratton, Raja Krishnamoorthi and Robin Kelly, clashed Monday over who would be the strongest opponent to President Donald Trump and his aggressive deportation enforcement operations.

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