If the answer to a bad guy with a gun isn’t a good guy with a gun, how about a good guy with a drone that disables the gun? That’s the idea behind the Close Quarter Drone, the brainchild of a pair of suburban business owners who say their high-tech device could end a mass shooting long before law enforcement has a chance to respond.
The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in favor of Rolling Meadows in its dispute with Arlington Heights over misallocated sales tax revenue from Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant.
Elgin man charged with murder in stabbing death police are labeling “domestic-related.”
Kane County sheriff’s deputies assisted Lombard police in stopping a driver who was suspected of attempting to run over three pedestrians and was trying to elude police, according to sheriff’s reports.
Transit funding shortfall could mean halving Metra service, but one suburban lawmaker says he won’t approve “a dime” without reforms.
The Athletic debuts in the Daily Herald with a feature from Tokyo on Cubs rookie third baseman Matt Shaw and a look at his first games in Major League Baseball.
The man shot to death by Aurora police has been identified, and a candlelight vigil is planned for him.
Good news, sports fans: The Daily Herald will be running stories from The Athletic, starting March 21.