Police search for BB gun shooter in Arlington Heights
Arlington Heights police are searching for the suspect who shot a 13-year-old boy in the back with a BB gun. Police say the teen was playing outside with another boy...
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Truck driver killed in crash near Palatine had heart attack
A truck driver from Chicago who died in a crash Monday night near Palatine had a heart attack, an autopsy shows. The semi truck traveling on Lake Cook Road near...
Arlington Downs developer pushing for soccer fields to draw tournaments
The developers behind Arlington Downs are pushing to turn a vacant 13-acre area northeast of the project into a set of soccer fields to draw sports tournaments. The 13.5 acre...
Police reports: Stolen tools, missing manual, and more
A Samsung S3 cell phone valued at $200 was taken from a hotel at 2120 S. Arlington Heights Road. The phone was in a gray or white Otter Box, valued...
Palatine father, son killed in Afghanistan ‘wanted to give back’
Services have not been set yet for the Palatine father and his son killed in Afghanistan last week. A spokeswoman for the Orchard Evangelical Free Church in Arlington Heights, where...
Buffalo Grove police reports: Punctured tires, crank call, and more
A suspicious telephone call was received in the 100 block of Fox Hill Drive at 10:10 a.m. on April 25. The male caller left a message to be called back...
St. Viator to build new cafeteria, storage facility
St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights is building a new cafeteria and storage facility on its campus. The village board approved the projects Monday. The mayor was absent from...
Contract gives Buffalo Grove official more time off
Buffalo Grove's village manager is getting an extra week of vacation with his new four-year contract. Dane Bragg's new contract will go through September 2017. In the position as the...
D214 considers quitting federal school lunch program
Township High School District 214 may be quitting the National School Lunch Program. According to a district memo, a new rule under the federally subsidized program will soon dictate what...
Arlington Heights village manager to retire
Arlington Heights' village manager is retiring this summer after more than two decades on the job. Bill Dixon announced April 9 that he is leaving the top administrative post on...