Kaneville is a tiny village in southwestern Kane County, about 50 miles west of downtown Chicago. Incorporated in 2006, it has a population of about 615 and is a quiet rural community surrounded by farmland. The village is served by Kaneland CUSD 302 and has no municipal police department, relying on the Kane County Sheriff for law enforcement.
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Two people hurt in car versus semi truck crash in Kaneville Township Wednesday morning
Two people hurt in car versus semi truck crash in Kaneville Township Wednesday morning WSPYnews.com
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NewsJUL 14, 2025
Motorcycle accident Geneva, IL: Eric Gardner dies in crash on Fabyan Parkway between Wenmoth and Kaneville, officials say
Motorcycle accident Geneva, IL: Eric Gardner dies in crash on Fabyan Parkway between Wenmoth and Kaneville, officials say ABC7 Chicago
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NewsJUL 13, 2025
Motorcycle crash in Geneva, Illinois on Fabyan Parkway, between Wenmoth and Kaneville, leaves Sycamore man dead: police department
Motorcycle crash in Geneva, Illinois on Fabyan Parkway, between Wenmoth and Kaneville, leaves Sycamore man dead: police department ABC7 Chicago
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