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Federal Agents Injure U.S. Citizen | River Rescue | $550M Aviation Campus Breaks Ground

Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.

NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — Hope your week is off to a good start. 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:

Federal Agents Injure U.S. Citizen During Arrest Attempt In Evanston: Police

An Evanston resident was hospitalized after a Sunday incident that police said involved federal agents.

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Firefighters Rescue Man From Fox River In Elgin

Firefighters reached the man within a minute after he went underwater near the Chicago Street bridge Saturday afternoon, officials said.

$550M Aviation Campus Breaks Ground At Chicago Executive Airport

Sky Harbour’s 16-acre project is expected to open in early 2028 with four private hangars for business aircraft.

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Prospect Heights Man Gets 4 Years In $179K Medicaid Fraud Case

Antonio Clay pleaded guilty to vendor fraud after prosecutors said he billed the state for transportation services that were never provided.

CLC Grayslake Campus Briefly Placed In Soft Lockdown After Threat Report

The campus was placed under a soft lockdown for about 34 minutes Monday evening while police investigated a reported threat.

Worker Seriously Injured In Electrical Accident At Dollar General Construction Site

The man suffered an electrical injury and fell from a ladder Wednesday at the Woodstock store, officials said.

Driver Dies After Vehicle Is Hit By Metra Train In Barrington

The driver was critically injured in a three-vehicle crash near Northwest Highway and Hart Road and later died, authorities said.

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