State Senator Ann Gillespie (D-Arlington Heights) made the announcement Wednesday.
Incumbent Rep. Mike Quigley (D-IL) is running unopposed in the March 19 Democratic primary, but will face a challenge in November.
Between 2022-2023, the Arlington Heights Police Department fielded over 1,200 calls regarding noise-related complaints.
The NFL team recently valued the former racetrack it bought last year at $60 million.
From the shutoff valve to the water meter, the village will reimburse up to 66% of the cost, but no more than $10,000.
The property's value remains at $192 million following a Wednesday decision by the Cook County Board of Review.
The mandatory exchange program has a tentative completion date of Dec. 15, 2025, according to the Village.
The girls cross-country team finished first at the fall state meet and were recognized at an Arlington Heights Village Board meeting.
Gov. J. B. Pritzker, IDNR announced Tuesday $54.9 million in grants for 111 local park and recreation projects throughout Illinois.
The Cook County Board of Review held a property tax hearing Tuesday with the sides still $100 million apart in valuation of the property.
The 12-concert series, which has been hosted by the Village since 2001, is held at Harmony Park.
The state funding comes for local park and recreational facility projects is part of the Rebuild Illinois Grant program.
The winners, who are selected by the Special Events Commission, will be honored at a banquet on Feb. 25.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul said Greenridge failed to pay overtime wages to over 282 current and former employees.
The Village filed a petition in October regarding the Fly Quiet Program, which encourages pilots to use preferred runways at night.
The proposed 2024 budget is at $231.7 million, according to Village officials.
The Arlington Heights Village Board recognized the nonprofit organization at Monday night's meeting.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker announces $2.1 million in grants Friday for 13 local bike path projects.
Repairs at the Vail Parking Garage will begin Monday, Oct. 2, according to officials.
The Equity Fund Taskforce, founded in 2021, comprises 50 members.
Officials say the 90-day moratorium may be extended for another year as the city reviews plans for the Kirchoff Road development project.
The changes officially go into effect in 2024, according to Village officials.
State Rep. Mary Beth Canty (D-Arlington Heights) said the contest will run Oct. 6.
Cook County Commissioner Scott Britton (D-14th District) is hosting the panel Monday in Prospect Heights.
Nominations are due by Thursday, Aug. 31, according to the Village of Arlington Heights.
A total of 24 projects in the area will be funded over the next six years, according to State Senator Ann Gillespie (D-Arlington Heights).
The Arlington Heights-based paratransit agency said the facility will prioritize accessibility for those with disabilities.
Local tire collection events were coordinated by mosquito abatement districts in Des Plaines, Wheeling and Northfield.
The Village currently requires stickers, ranging in price from $12 to $75, to be displayed in the lower right-hand corner of windshields.
The money will go toward purchasing medical equipment for a new urgent care center, according to U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi.
State Senator Ann Gillespie (D-Arlington Heights) said the club is open to all 27th Senate District students.
The Chicago Bears, who own the property, said Friday that the start of demolition "does not mean the property will be developed."
A lawsuit was brought against the resort, boat captain and mate involved in the May 2022 death of Supraja Alaparthi.
The annual Fourth of July festival is planned for June 30 through July 4.
Churchill Downs, Inc., the former property owner, and school districts have reached a settlement of a revised market value of $95 million.
Arlington Heights Mayor Thomas Hayes acknowledged the Village received an application from the Chicago Bears earlier this month.
State Rep. Mary Beth Canty (D-Arlington Heights) will display the winning artwork in her district and Springfield offices.
"When we empower survivors to expose wrongdoing, we can prevent future harm and protect others from sexual misconduct," the state rep said.
The proposed $150 million residential and commercial mixed-use campus would be one of the largest ever in downtown Arlington Heights.
Sue Walton is an educator and the founder of the Blue Bow Campaign at Children’s Home & Aid, headquartered in Chicago.