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One person’s worst moment is another’s online content: Why police want restrictions on bodycam video access

One person’s worst moment is another’s online content: Why police want restrictions on bodycam video access

Targeting social media sites that profit off embarrassing bodycam videos, police leaders are pushing legislation to limit access to footage. But some see it potentially rolling back gains in police accountability and transparency.

 
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Rolling Meadows dies

Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Rolling Meadows dies

Rolling Meadows police confirmed the pedestrian struck by a vehicle on Algonquin Road Wednesday morning has died.

 
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Man found shot in Oakbrook Terrace parking lot after crash

Man found shot in Oakbrook Terrace parking lot after crash

A man died of gunshot wounds Wednesday night after a crash in a parking lot in Oakbrook Terrace, police report.

 
Long Grove’s iconic covered bridge takes another smack

Long Grove’s iconic covered bridge takes another smack

Another vehicle struck the bridge at Robert Parker Coffin Road Wednesday evening. Village officials said this is the 73rd strike since the bridge reopened in August 2020.

 
Person struck by freight train in Villa Park Thursday

Person struck by freight train in Villa Park Thursday

Officials say a pedestrian was hit by a freight train Thursday in Villa Park.

 
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New Indian fusion restaurant, banquet hall could replace shuttered Golden Corral in Elgin

New Indian fusion restaurant, banquet hall could replace shuttered Golden Corral in Elgin

A new Indian fusion restaurant and banquet hall could be coming to the space formerly occupied by Golden Corral on Randall Road in Elgin.

 
Why Batavia wants to reduce lanes on Route 31 through downtown

Why Batavia wants to reduce lanes on Route 31 through downtown

Batavia authorities want to reduce traffic lanes on Batavia Avenue (Route 31) through the city’s downtown and believe state officials are inclined to go along with it. There could also be changes for traffic and parking on Wilson Street near the state highway to improve safety for pedestrians.

 
Dealing death: Fentanyl-laced pills pose fatal risk to unsuspecting users in northern Illinois

Dealing death: Fentanyl-laced pills pose fatal risk to unsuspecting users in northern Illinois

Drug Enforcement Administration officials say counterfeit pills are “one of the most dangerous drug threats we face.” The pills are designed to look legitimate but often contain deadly, unpredictable amounts of fentanyl.

 
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‘Communication is key’: Gurnee police program supports those on autism spectrum

‘Communication is key’: Gurnee police program supports those on autism spectrum

Gurnee police have launched the Blue Envelope Program to enhance communication and promote safer, more positive interactions with individuals on the autism spectrum.

 
Things to do Feb. 6-12: Bobcat Goldthwait, Jay Leno, Loni Love, RV Camping & Van Show and more

Things to do Feb. 6-12: Bobcat Goldthwait, Jay Leno, Loni Love, RV Camping & Van Show and more

Make plans for Bobcat Goldthwait at the Comedy Vault in Batavia, Jay Leno at the Genesee Theatre, Loni Love at the American Place Casino in Waukegan, the 57th Annual RV Camping and Van Show in Rosemont and more.

 

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