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‘People are in danger’: Wheaton residents urge action to install traffic light at risky crossing

‘People are in danger’: Wheaton residents urge action to install traffic light at risky crossing

Residents of Marian Park apartments in Wheaton are demanding a traffic light on Roosevelt Road after 28 years of accidents, including three fatalities and 11 pedestrian injuries.

 
Even as Bears eye Indiana move, Arlington Heights extends lobbyist contract to lure team to suburbs

Even as Bears eye Indiana move, Arlington Heights extends lobbyist contract to lure team to suburbs

Despite the Bears advancing plans for a stadium in Indiana, Arlington Heights continues lobbying efforts to secure the team’s relocation to the former Arlington Park racetrack site.

 
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Ben Johnson wants Bears to be top-scoring offense in NFL history. They're off to a good start

Ben Johnson wants Bears to be top-scoring offense in NFL history. They're off to a good start

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Bears coach Ben Johnson said last month that winning the Super Bowl isn't enough for him. He wants to have the highest-scoring offense in NFL history. I...

 
Police say Flock is invaluable. But as misuse mounts, many wonder how to rein in the surveillance system

Police say Flock is invaluable. But as misuse mounts, many wonder how to rein in the surveillance system

Automated license plate readers — increasingly synonymous with Flock, though there are other brands on the market — photograph the license plates and other identifiers of passing vehicles. Police officers are then able to search and share the data for investigations. But a growing number of cops throughout the Chicago area and across the country have been accused of searching those databases for personal reasons. Civil liberties activists too are alarmed that law enforcement departments could use the cameras to work with immigration officials or surveil ordinary citizens.

 
‘Edgy’ Tim O’Halloran: Who are the area’s midseason player of the year candidates?

‘Edgy’ Tim O’Halloran: Who are the area’s midseason player of the year candidates?

Rivals prep football expert “Edgy” Tim O’Halloran presents his list of the area’s midseason prep football player of the year candidates

 
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Motorcyclist killed in Mount Prospect crash

Motorcyclist killed in Mount Prospect crash

A Des Plaines man was killed Saturday night when the motorcycle he was driving collided with an SUV in Mount Prospect.

 
Supporters united at vigil and remembrance on anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death

Supporters united at vigil and remembrance on anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s death

A remembrance to mark the death anniversary of conservative activist and Northwest suburban native Charlie Kirk Saturday at Lakewood Chapel in Arlington Heights fell short of standing room only but those who attended were united in honoring his memory.

 
‘Right thing to do’ or ‘feel-good’ PR? Suburbs split on whether ICE bans on municipal property actually work

‘Right thing to do’ or ‘feel-good’ PR? Suburbs split on whether ICE bans on municipal property actually work

After a year in which some suburbs pushed back against Operation Midway Blitz by passing local laws prohibiting immigration enforcement on municipal property, debate continues over how effective those measures have been.

 
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Hearing set on fate of Waukegan hospital property: ‘They need to find a resolution as soon as possible’

Hearing set on fate of Waukegan hospital property: ‘They need to find a resolution as soon as possible’

Vista Medical Center East may be required to pay rent to a landlord if Lake County Judge R. Christopher Ditton orders the real estate at the northwest corner of Sheridan Road and Glen Flora. Avenue, where the hospital sits, transferred to a new owner because of unpaid property taxes.

 
Second annual Festival of Cultures highlights Palatine's diverse community

Second annual Festival of Cultures highlights Palatine's diverse community

Palatine celebrated all the differences that bring its community together on Sunday at the second annual Festival of Cultures.

 

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