Authorities tried to contact the person before they entered a nearby body of water and did not resurface.
A foundation of support and preparation is helping Brittney Monreal take the next step toward a career in sustainability
Requesting cover letters and resumes by June 12, 2026
Palatine Library Summer Reading Program, Plant a Seed, Read! June 1 – August 15
Exploring remembrance, intuition, and the possibility that connection continues after loss
Assessor Seminar Provides Answers
Fifth annual music series will take place Thursday nights from May 28 through August 6 on Harper’s Palatine campus
OSHA among agencies investigating fatal incident Wednesday afternoon on Mahogany Court.
Harper is one of 25 institutions vying for the $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence
As the professor retires, the influence of his leadership with the Speech and Debate team and in the classroom continues to resonate
Grammy-winning musician will headline Harper’s first Back Porch Revue Festival, blending music and film in a free performance
Northwest Township assessors from Palatine, Elk Grove, Wheeling and Barrington are holding a seminar on May 20th to answer questions.
The American Legion Post 690 is sponsoring a Memorial Day Parade and other related activities on Monday, May 25th.
The facility will serve as the future home for a range of academic programs, including business, economics, education and legal studies
Karim Melek awarded scholarship from Northern Illinois News Association
Mentorship and hands-on experience prepare Harper students to work in government and the community to foster long-term change
The 14-year-old was last seen Friday in the area of Sterling Avenue and Dundee Road.
Kevin K. Koonce, 20, of Streamwood, was found in a crashed car with a gunshot wound last month and later died at the hospital.
The "Pirate Gals" have played Illinois Lottery for years, but this was their first time winning the jackpot.
Law enforcement is conducting an ongoing investigation Thursday morning, but stressed there is no safety concerns for the public.
Known for its famous wings, diverse menu, and lively atmosphere, Gators remains a go-to destination after 30 years
Harper Police will participate in the Dunkin’ 'Cop on a Rooftop' fundraiser for Special Olympics Illinois on May 15
The Mexican national pleaded not guilty Tuesday after a federal indictment alleged he re-entered the U.S. after removal.
The nationwide effort, spearheaded by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and local police departments, takes place twice a year.
The ceremony celebrated esteemed coaches and teams from Harper history while honoring the achievements of current student-athletes
As WHCM celebrates 25 years on the FM airwaves, Harper College’s student radio station continues to receive major recognition
The projects are intended to improve state of good repair, operations, safety and support the regional economy.
Annual event on April 25 will turn the Harper campus into an interactive learning environment with demonstrations and activities
Harper earned the Exemplary CEO/Board Relationship Award from the American Association of Community Colleges on April 13
The state-of-the-art center will be home to Harper’s new Fire Academy, delivering immersive training for students and career firefighters
Commuters are being urged to use alternate routes Monday as emergency personnel work at the crash scene.
A new Winnetka-based circle invites participants to explore grief alongside the possibility of continued connection.
The 25-year-old Palatine man was charged with a felony following an investigation into the incident.
A Chicago man had been pulled over at Baldwin and Dundee roads for a traffic violation when police found the gun.
For more than 35 years, Bluestein was a Harper fixture, often working alongside students decades younger than him in his namesake studio
This year’s event on April 24 will discuss moving beyond mandates to embracing disability culture and advocacy
We are dedicated to providing compassionate, personalized autism therapy that supports families and empowers children to thrive.
Residents may have seen increased police activity in the area of Rand Road and Port's O'Call Drive on Saturday morning.
After receiving help from Harper’s Hawks Care Resource Center, nursing student Edith Mugisha began volunteering in the campus garden
The victim, who was found dead in his car Monday night, had driven his vehicle into multiple parked cars and a garbage dumpster.