Paddock Publications, the Schaumburg-based parent company of Daily Herald, has been publishing mailers from a "right-wing" organization.
Village officials are monitoring at least two confirmed cases at the La Quinta Inn where 90 migrants were shipped to last week from Texas.
Officials said there was little warning that State’s plan for welcoming migrants included sending them to hotels in suburban communities.
Trustee Debbie Smart recently announced that she will retire from her board duties and is resigning Sept. 21.
The event at village hall will focus on the $700 billion Inflation Reduction Act, according to organizers.
Americans for Prosperity urges the Arlington Heights Village Board to adopt an "anti-corporate welfare" ordinance, reject stadium proposal.
The petition stared by Americans For Prosperity would have a crippling effect on the village's economic development plans, officials said.
The proposed reuse of the Sisters of the Living Word building would be overseen by Des Plaines-based Maryville Academy.
Incumbent Raja Krishnamoorthi faced a challenger on the Democratic side. Republicans made a choice among five.
Two Democratic candidates face off, including incumbent Raja Krishnamoorthi. For the Republicans, the primary involves five candidates.
The Arlington Heights state senator called Friday's decision "appalling."
Walker’s House Bill 5441 adds language to the state’s definition of "unable to give knowing consent."
The seminar will take place at the Mount Prospect Public Library on June 16.
The Illinois Primary Election is scheduled for June 28.
Ahmed has been a small business owner for the last 15 years.
Koppie has been a farmer for the past 40 years and is a retired 20-year jet pilot.
Wood is a pastor and licensed mental health counselor.
House Bill 246 was signed by the governor on Tuesday and is effective immediately.
The law cuts red tape for re-enrollment.
Mayor Tom Hayes doesn't anticipate seeing detailed stadium plans for the Arlington Park property but is excited about taking initial steps.
Democrat Ann Gillespie sponsored the bills which reclassify catalytic converters as recyclable and that stiffen laws on car burglary tools.
“Clearbrook has been providing critical services for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities for decades,” the state rep said.
The caregiver is a Republican candidate in the Illinois' June 28 primary elections.
"We must do all we can to build a more fair and equitable housing market for working families," the state senator said.
The businessman and Palatine resident is a retired Naval officer and nuclear engineer.
Police officers were at all nine Arlington Heights School District 25 schools Wednesday morning during arrival to provide support.
The board voted 4-2 last week to allow the LGBTQ flag, among others, to fly at the library.
The library board approved a policy to allow the rainbow flag representing the LGBTQ community to fly during Pride month in June.
Politico, citing a draft opinion of a coming ruling, is reporting the 1973 Supreme Court Roe v. Wade ruling will be struck down.
“It’s important that guns have serial numbers so that our law enforcement can effectively trace their use if necessary,” he said.
Electronics can also be recycled at the April 30 event.
House Bill 107 will require scrap yards and metal recyclers to review and record the identification of catalytic converter sellers.
The resolution cites Arlington Heights’ location off a major highway, near O’Hare Airport and close to a dedicated Metra stop.
Join the legislators on April 18 at Arlington Heights Memorial Library.
Rabine continues his statewide "Reform and Rebuild Tour" with running mate and Lieutenant Governor candidate Aaron Del Mar in Glenview.
The legislation reforms how the state assesses and reimburses nursing facilities.
“I believe a woman should be the one to make personal decisions about her body, not extreme politicians,” Rep. Walker said.
“A student’s ability to pay should not determine the learning resources they have available to them,” Gillespie said.
"Our plan will protect consumers from receiving surprise bills long after receiving treatment," the state senator said.
The Arlington Heights Village Board is looking to update current liquor codes following feedback from local restaurants.