Woman Killed At Hotel | Suspicious Fire | FBI Investigated Crimo

NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — It's the first Monday in March and we 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:

Woman Shot, Killed At Motel 6 In Glenview: Police

A person of interest was taken into custody shortly following the Sunday morning incident, according to police.

FBI Investigated Bobby Crimo Over Weapons Of Mass Destruction Plot

Bomb-making materials were found stashed at the Highwood home of the admitted Highland Park parade shooter, according to FBI reports.

Huntley Police Investigate Suspicious Fire

The blaze was reported at last week in the 11800 block of Everglades Road in Huntley.

Ex-Boyfriend Charged In Schaumburg Stabbing Homicide: Police

A 26-year-old Schaumburg man, who had a 3-year relationship with Yvonne Lattouf-Delgado, is accused of stabbing her to death in her home.

Illinois Assault Weapons Ban 'Facially Unconstitutional,' Judge Rules

After a Macon County judge struck down the ban on military-style weapons and larger ammunition magazines, state officials filed an appeal.

Protestor Shot By Kyle Rittenhouse Files Federal Lawsuit

Gaige Grosskreutz has filed the lawsuit against Rittenhouse and police in Kenosha.

Walgreens Will Not Sell Abortion Pill By Mail In 20 States

The decision by the Deerfield-based company is in response to legal threats from attorney generals in those states.

$47 Million Project To Replace Evanston's Oldest Water Intake To Begin

Construction is expected to begin later this month and last through the end of next year.

Huntley Man Killed In Two-Car Crash Caused By Icy Roads: Police

William Granias died after police said his car was hit by a truck that lost control after hitting an icy patch in Hampshire Township.

Gurnee-Based Akorn Pharmaceuticals Under Investigation After Layoffs

The company's employees were told in a Zoom call that a Chapter 7 bankruptcy forced a closure, which launched a Department of Labor probe.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• School Threats; Loan Fraud Discovered; Tech Support Scams: Blotters
• Man Accused Of Firing Gun At Motel 6: Arlington Heights PD Blotter
• Woman Kicked Officers, Spat On Security Guard At Condell: Police
• Resident Wires $3K To Mexican Bank In Scam: Northbrook Police Blotter
• School Threats; Counterfeit Cash; Tech Support Scams: Blotters

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