Bears Shift Stadium Focus | Antisemitism Allegations | Pond Rescue

NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — Hope your week is off to a good start as we all adjust to daylight savings time. Let us get you caught up on the latest news from the northern Chicago suburbs from the past few days.

Here is a look at articles that have been getting attention from Patch.com readers:

Bears Shift Stadium Focus To Chicago With $2B Commitment: President

The team is looking to build a new stadium south of the current Soldier Field, according to reports.

Antisemitism Allegations As Drama Teacher Disciplined For Social Media

Supporters of on-leave Deerfield High School Theatre Director Britnee Kenyon say they were called antisemites and "Jewish Hamas supporters."

Driver Becomes Stuck in Car After It Goes Into Pond: Officials

Emergency personnel from the Grayslake Police Department and Grayslake Fire Department rescued the driver.

Man Sexually Abuses Woman Inside Her Palatine Home: Sheriff

The 40-year-old reportedly threatened the woman to stay silent during the incident because he knew where she worked.

Evanston's Secret Deal With Brokerage Violated Open Meetings Act

The Evanston City Council is set to vote publicly Monday on an agreement with a real estate broker that it illegally approved last October.

1 Injured In McHenry County House Fire

The blaze broke out at about 5:20 a.m. on Monday at the home in the 300 block of River Road in unincorporated McHenry County.

Arlington Heights Robotics Team Hoping To Attend Competition: GoFundMe

The team, consisting of four girls and one boy, wants to compete at the Vex's Championship in Dallas, Texas.

Glenview Man Nabbed On Child Porn, 4th Arrest In 3 Years: Police

The 59-year-old is currently behind held in the Cook County Jail on 11 counts of possession of child pornography images, video.

Parent Threatens Security Guard After Kid's Suspension: Des Plaines PD

The mother of a student suspended from Maine West for fighting returned to the school and threatened the security guard, a felony.

'Great Public Servant' Remembered In Arlington Heights: Mayor

Tem Williams, 82, had been a member of the Village's Senior Citizen Commission since 2014.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• Vernon Hills Man Dealt Drugs, Gun To Undercover Cop: Sheriff's Office
• Bomb, Shooting Threat Prompts Swatting Investigation: Police
• Suicidal Person Barricades Self In Vehicle: Des Plaines PD
• Man Batters Nurse At Northwest Community: Arlington Heights PD Blotter
• Laptop, Ipad Stolen After Truck Window Smashed: Northbrook PD Blotter
• False 911 Call Made About Boy Swimming Alone: Buffalo Grove PD Blotter

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