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A construction worker makes progress at Cardinal Square Apartments at 250 Anthony Ave. in Mundelein.

Developers go low on emissions with new buildings at Cardinal Square in Mundelein

The newest buildings in the Cardinal Square community in downtown Mundelein are designed to operate without carbon emissions.
Highlander Transportation wants to build a new headquarters at 580 S. Wolf Road in Des Plaines. The company, currently located in Elk Grove Village, would bring 70 full-time employees to Des Plaines.

Elk Grove Village freight company plans to move to Des Plaines

An Elk Grove Village freight company plans to relocate to Des Plaines, bringing at least 70 full-time employees with it.
Hoffman Estates officials are considering a tax-increment finance district to spur redevelopment southeast of the Pace bus terminal at Barrington Road and the I-90 tollway.
Hoffman Estates to consider tax incentive for redevelopment near I-90, bus terminal
Hoffman Estates village board members are poised to approve a tax incentive to encourage private redevelopment and the public improvements that would accompany it on 124 acres southeast of the Pace bus terminal and full interchange at Barrington Road and the Jane Addams Tollway.
Former Speaker of the House Michael Madigan has been indicted in a federal bribery investigation involving ComEd, for which ComEd has offered to settle on, resulting in refunds for consumers.
ComEd customers will get $4.80 bribery scandal refunds in April
The average household ratepayer in northern Illinois will get a $4.80 credit on their electric bill next April in recompense for Commonwealth Edison's nine-year-long bribery scheme.
Power lines stretch from Exelon’s Braidwood nuclear power plant in Braceville, Illinois.
Exelon estimates it will pay $200 million more annually under new federal tax law
The federal tax law signed yesterday by President Joe Biden will cost Exelon an estimated $200 million more annually beginning next year.
The Naperville City Council voted early Wednesday morning to ban the sale of certain high-powered rifles and corresponding high-capacity magazines within city limits.
Naperville's ban of sale of certain rifles: Opponents warn of lawsuits, elections
After four hours of public comments that lingered into the early morning hours on Wednesday, the Naperville City Council voted 8-1 to pass an ordinance banning the sale of certain high-powered rifles and corresponding high-capacity magazines within city limits.
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Some businesses at Huntington Plaza on the 1600 block of West Algonquin Road in Hoffman Estates have been the victims of a reported rise of burglaries and break-ins, which police are responding to with an increased presence and a community meeting Aug. 29

'It's serious. We're on it': How Hoffman Estates is addressing rise in crime on north side

A recent rise in break-ins and burglaries on the north side of Hoffman Estates -- especially in the Huntington Plaza Shopping Center on Algonquin Road -- has led to an increased police presence in the area and the scheduling of a community meeting Aug. 29.
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Late rapper Juice WRLD's mother pays $8.3 million for Burr Ridge home, land

The mother of late Chicago-based rapper Juice WRLD paid $8.3 million for a home in Burr Ridge earlier this year.
Man pleads guilty to stealing $149,000, via gift cards, from employer
A Des Plaines man pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing $149,000, via gift cards, from his employer.
Business owners invited to Libertyville listening sessions
Libertyville officials are inviting local business owners to participate in virtual listening sessions.
Naperville offering rebates on electric lawn equipment
Naperville is offering rebates to residents who purchase electric lawn equipment.
An in-ground pool would be at the center of an apartment complex on the existing International Plaza shopping center in Arlington Heights. But residents of a nearby affordable senior housing building may not be able to access it.
Some Arlington Hts. trustees balk at International Plaza affordable housing plans
The latest plans for a 17-acre mixed-use redevelopment of the blighted International Plaza shopping center in Arlington Heights have hit a stumbling block.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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