It's not unusual for people to steal or damage signs they dislike.
Someone broke into a house in a local neighborhood, authorities said.
A man was arrested in a domestic disturbance in a local neighborhood, authorities said.
One car was stolen and then recovered in Chicago, police said.
In another case, a local company suffered from identity theft that could have resulted in $30,000 to $40,000 in lost business, police said.
He said he got into the wrong Uber at a music festival, police said. He was later arrested.
The robbery may be connected to one earlier the same night in the village, according to a police report.
Western Springs and Elmhurst release more information about offenses involving juveniles. La Grange says the law backs its secrecy.
In another case, someone burglarized an unlocked, open garage in a local neighborhood, police said.
The hospital preferred to handle the matter internally, police said.
The money was stolen while he was visiting a friend at the hospital, police said.
In another case, a woman told police a driver motioned her to come to his car.
The village's lawyer acknowledged the public's frustration, but said state law does not give officials discretion.
The men face charges of aggravated battery to a senior citizen.
Paramedics were called to the crash, which remains under investigation, an official said.
The cash was taken after someone broke a window of a locked car, police said.
He also did burnouts and squealed his tires as a woman recorded him, authorities said.
A driver is accused of accosting another in a confrontation in a local neighborhood, police said.
The suspect was later found sitting in a resident's backyard, police said. The resident was armed.
Witnesses gave information to police that led to the man's arrest, authorities said.
In another case, drivers got into a dispute in a local neighborhood, authorities said.
Police released a description of the indecent exposure suspect.
Someone online threatened a resident that explicit photos would be shared, authorities said.
All the targeted cars had one thing in common, police reports indicate.
This occurred after she stole a La Grange restaurant server's phone, according to a report.
The driver was cited on a charge of failing to yield the right of way at a crosswalk, authorities said.
A burn victim was taken to the hospital. Three people were in the apartment.
Another robbery was reported as occurring an hour later a few blocks away, authorities said.
In another case, three youths burglarized cars in a local neighborhood, police said.
Darien, Hinsdale and Elmhurst were far ahead of La Grange, a group's analysis shows.
The suspect twice rammed into a bicyclist who was taking the suspect's photo, according to a police report.
A woman is accused of aggravated battery of a police officer, among other charges, police said.
The former manager used "devious" methods to make off with the company's money, the firm alleges.
The employee fraudulently used the company's credit card for several purchases, police said.
The suspect struck a victim several times with a car, police said.
The eatery's owner was sent to the hospital for head injuries, a TV station reported.
He walked on picnic tables where families were eating, according to a report.
An official said the crash remains an ongoing investigation.
In the first case, he threatened to kill his roommate and a dog, police said.
The victim remains in stable condition, police said. Authorities have a person of interest.