One car was tracked to Chicago, where three people were charged, police said.
In another case, a laptop was stolen from a car in a local neighborhood, police said.
The incident took place in a residential neighborhood, police said. A man was charged with assault.
In a video, girls were seen fighting in a hallway, with classmates cheering.
In another case, a trio was charged with trespassing, police said.
In another case, money was stolen from a locker at the high school, police said.
The resident, who lost $27,000, spoke with imposters from Apple, his bank and the Federal Reserve, police said.
He faced the same charge in 2022 after a crash in Western Springs, police said.
In another case, a woman was charged with forgery after trying to open a fraudulent bank account, authorities said.
A 70-year-old woman mailed three checks to the scammer every month, police said.
Someone broke a window and entered a house, authorities said.
In another case, two people entered a car in a local neighborhood, police said.
She got into trouble last year at another suburban eatery.
A package was stolen from a front porch in a local neighborhood, police said.
Year-to-date numbers show increases in traffic stops and tickets, the village said.
In another case, a youth was punched in the chest on a downtown street, police said.
In another case, employees at a local business reported fraudulent use of their credit cards, police said.
In another case, a woman's credit cards were stolen while she was shopping at a Western Springs store, police said.
Officers found the man with the stolen item shortly afterward, police said.
The suspect threatens to release personal information and demands payment with a one-day deadline, police said.
In other cases, bicycles were stolen at a house and a school, police said.
A caregiver is accused of writing fraudulent checks from a resident's account.
In another case, a house was burglarized in a local neighborhood, police said.
A local car was broken into in a local neighborhood, with a $250 piece of equipment stolen, police said.
The scammer threatens to release the details of residents' personal lives, police said.
Western Springs police said they investigated the threat and reached a conclusion.
She wrote a dozen fraudulent checks from a victim's checkbook, authorities said.
The caller demands immediate payment of a significant fine, police said.
He told her she would be arrested if she didn't give $8,000, according to a report
In another case, officers found drugs on two men downtown, police said.
Suspects with handguns took the victim's cash at an ATM, police said.
In another case, a resident reported that someone tried converting nearly $20,000 in cashier's checks, police said.
The theft was reported to the police more than three weeks later.
The bike was unlocked, police said. The pool's operator reminds members to lock their bikes.
The local turnover rate is consistent with broader trends, the police chief said.
The department used to make few arrests at night. That has changed.
Unlocked cars were targeted in the early morning in a local neighborhood, police said.
In another case, a man said someone stole his iPhone while he was sleeping, police said.
All the targeted cars had a few things in common, police said.
Police discovered that a man seeking his wallet had a warrant for his arrest.