Traffic on northbound Route 53 between Dundee and Lake Cook roads near Palatine crept along early Sunday (Dec. 8) night after a Wheeling man attempting to cross the busy expressway was fatally struck by a vehicle.
The Mississippi Valley Christian School is set to close after separating from Faith Baptist Church. The institution is now asking for donations to help get through the remainder of the school year and to open another Christian school under new leadership.
As the Arlington Heights village president and trustees took pains to emphasize, the agreement they approved during Monday’s (Dec. 9) special village board meeting didn’t commit them to a new Chicago Bears stadium -- but it does set some groundwork for the future redevelopment of the former Arlington Park Race Track property.
"Victim 1 stated she had spoken to her friends about these incidents but had never told any adults in her life due to the fear of not being believed" according to a charging document.
State police say a man died after he suffered critical injuries when he was struck by an SUV while walking across traffic on Route 53 near Long Grove and Palatine.
Rotary of Arlington Heights Santa Run in its 17th year broke a record with 2,012 registrants bringing holiday cheer and Santa Claus flair to downtown Arlington Heights on Dec. 7 on a
Domestic abuse traps thousands of Illinois residents in a cycle of violence that ... To help fund operations, WINGS operates resale shops in Arlington Heights, Schaumburg and Niles. Funds generated by the sale of donated items go back into the program.
When one of the world’s wealthiest investors offers parents advice about assets just before the biggest family holidays of the year, a lot of people pay attention. In this case, experts say they
Indoor entertainment venue Sky Zone opening in Schaumburg; Arlington Heights site planned Sky Zone, an expanding chain of indoor entertainment venues, was expected to open its ninth
The Chicago Bears would pay $3.6 million in property taxes a year at the sprawling Arlington Park property until construction begins on a stadium, under terms of a proposed agreement released
Sky Zone, an expanding chain of indoor entertainment venues, will open its ninth Chicago-area location Friday at the former Buy Buy Baby store in Schaumburg with another expected in Arlington
The Morton Arboretum and Danada Forest Preserve land have long been separated by a horse-boarding center near Wheaton. But with the forest preserve district acquiring that property on the east side
NORMAL - Batavia hasn’t been shy on sharing time at the quarterback position between junior Bodi Anderson and sophomore Michael Vander Luitgaren throughout the playoffs. But with Batavia getting
With one mile of sparking lights and one month of magical nights, the 18th season of the Aurora Festival of Lights drive-through has now begun. The region's largest free drive-through holiday light
After a year of operation and with robots at the ready, the facility of 500 workers is set for the holiday rush as local groups and labor activists keep watch.
An Illinois appellate court ruled Wednesday that a former deputy sheriff charged with the death of Sonya Massey, a 36-year-old Black woman shot in her home after she called
A 5-year-old Zion boy was killed, a 2-year-old boy critically injured and two others hurt in a head-on traffic crash Tuesday in Beach Park. The Lake County Coroner's Office identified the 5-year old
The Bears have been focusing their plans on a new stadium in the city of Chicago for some time now, but they have also just reached a deal with the Village of Arlington Heights on property taxes for the old Arlington International Racecourse property.
Prosecutors say a Barrington man accused of fatally shooting his estranged girlfriend in the chest Sunday “savagely beat her with a baseball bat” before opening fire. William R. Zientek, 46, of
Both candidates running for the 80th District Illinois House seat say there is need for reform in the criminal justice system, and that voters in this district, which encompasses several south and
Firefighters from 17 departments in Chicago’s North and Northwest suburbs were deployed to Conover, North Carolina, about 50 miles northwest of Charlotte, for relief operations from Hurricane Helene.
