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Huntley police Chief Robert Porter to retire: ‘You have set the standard’
May 25, 2024 11:28 am - Huntley police Chief Robert Porter is retiring June 7. Officials have not announced who his successor will be.
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Former Naperville high school student sues city for malicious prosecution over AirPods theft ticketMay 25, 2024 10:57 am - After being found not liable for a 2019 Naperville ticket charging theft, a former Naperville North High School student is suing the city and two police officers for the incident claiming she was wrongfully charged.
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Nonresident Schaumburg Township Assessor Lawson will serve until his term endsMay 25, 2024 10:46 am - Longtime Schaumburg Township Assessor John Lawson, having already demonstrated his office’s lack of a residency requirement to serve once elected, has decided to stay on until the end of his term in December 2025 -- more than three years after moving to Huntley.
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‘Home Alone’ house up for sale — againMay 25, 2024 10:34 am - The Winnetka house made famous in the movie “Home Alone” is on the market again, ABC7 Chicago reports. It’s the second time the house has been up for sale since the movie...
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Ex-DuPage prosecutor charged with threatening state legislators on social mediaMay 25, 2024 12:15 am - A former DuPage County assistant state’s attorney has been charged with threatening two state legislators.
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Marengo woman in stable condition after two-vehicle crash involving dump truckMay 24, 2024 10:12 pm - A 29-year-old Marengo woman is stable after suffering injuries when her vehicle was hit by a dump truck Thursday morning on Illinois Route 176 at Union Road in an unincor...
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Suit: DuPage deputy says she was sexually harassed at work, faced retaliationMay 24, 2024 9:56 pm - A DuPage County deputy is suing her former supervisors, saying she was sexually harassed at work.
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How a Mount Prospect warehouse became a ‘Taj Mahal’ for volunteer homebuildersMay 24, 2024 9:43 pm - A recently vacant Mount Prospect warehouse is now the hub of an effort to build 16 homes for needy families in Appalachia, thanks to the generosity of a local business, the diligence of volunteer “desk jockeys” and a happy coincidence.
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‘Thank you is not enough’: 20 honored this year in Vernon Hills’ military banner programMay 24, 2024 8:59 pm - The Vernon Hills Honors Military Banner Program has increased visibility this year
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Man pleads guilty to leaving threatening messages at DeKalb prosecutor’s officeMay 24, 2024 8:19 pm - A Des Plaines man pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for threats made regarding school, judges, U.S. president and more.