A resident found his car vandalized on a recent day, police said.
It occurred at the parking lot entrance of a store.
The man pointed a knife at his roommate after they returned from buying marijuana, police said.
In another case, a worker hits another at a La Grange business, police said.
The company kept asking for more money to install a pool, according to a report. Now, it is not answering calls.
Firefighters said a single fire sprinkler nearly put out the fire.
A woman was charged with two counts of aggravated battery at the La Grange hospital, police said.
Police said they are looking for two or three women involved in the activity.
In another case, a resident reported home repair fraud, with a contractor not returning calls, authorities said.
The suspects made off with up to $30 in the armed robbery, police said.
They acted as if they were interested in a class, but committed theft when an employee left, police said.
In another case, a concrete saw was stolen in a local neighborhood, police said.
Officers from Willow Springs wanted to leave, but the nurse said they could not, according to a report.
The masked suspects took money from the cash register, authorities said.
In another case, a La Grange man got into a drunken-driving crash in his neighborhood, police said.
The man and his brother left the eatery without paying for their meal, authorities said.
He was known for his passion for animals and his sense of humor.
The woman kicked officers and later said she was "embarrassed" in front of her community, police said.
A woman said a man requested she open her car door in what she believed was a robbery, police said.
In another case, three suspects stole more than $700 in beauty products from a La Grange store, police said.
Both suspects are also accused of property damage. One incident was at the hospital, police said.
The man tried to force the woman into her car in downtown, but a bystander intervened, authorities said.
A burning pole snapped off, hanging in the air supported by wires, the fire department said.
The village leader thought a state agency would do nothing. But the resident found a way to persuade state officials.
A bike was stolen from an unlocked garage in a local neighborhood, police said.
In another case, a local man faces three counts of violating an order of protection, police said.
A La Grange man was accused of battery this week, local police said.
In another case, a shopper's purse was stolen from her cart, authorities said.
Workers went to an immediate care facility in the west suburb while covered in a harmful substance, reports said.
The fire is a good reminder about cooking safety, the fire department said.
A purse and backpack were stolen from the cars, police said.
Local officers deployed ballistic shields when they showed up at the man's home, according to a police report.
The man was reported missing after leaving his job in Oak Park, authorities said.
In another case, a La Grange man was charged with aggravated battery, police said.
A man was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting an officer and discharging fireworks, police said.
Patch obtained the full police report on the crash next to the high school.
A resident discovered the problem while traveling overseas, police said.
Two of the cars have been recovered, police said.
In another case, cash was stolen from an unlocked car, police said.
Another person was charged with battery in a disturbance, police said.