The village's police department was last among surveyed towns.
A pair of sunglasses valued at $200 ended up being stolen, authorities said.
In another case, an adult and two youths were cited on fireworks charges.
His wife said he made five secret withdrawals, totaling more than $130,000, police said.
The people were suspected of stealing bikes, but they had no identifications, police said.
In another case, a woman was arrested on a DUI charge on a local street, police said.
No formal complaint was filed in the case. Bikes were reported stolen at the pool.
An electric scooter was reported stolen 11 days after it happened, police said.
The man was crossing the street near a Metra station in Chicago when he was hit, a news service reported.
He was wanted on three out-of-county warrants, authorities said.
The stolen merchandise was found in the men's bedrooms, police said.
The break-in occurred in late February in a local neighborhood, authorities said.
The school said it is cooperating with police in the investigation.
The man said he displayed the weapon to another driver during a road rage incident, police said.
An elaborate scheme involved imposter representatives of Amazon and the Federal Trade Commission, authorities said.
It was determined to be a hoax, while officers conducted a sweep of the school.
In another case, a resident was out $11,000 in a phone scam, police said.
It was determined to be a hoax, with the school carrying out a "soft lockdown."
Someone broke into a house by going through a window, police said.
A couple is out $30,000 after getting a pop-up on their computer, police said.
In another case, someone stole $28,000 from a resident's bank account, police said.
Another person was defrauded out of $3,500 for a so-called real estate transaction, police said.
She was arrested five days after the incident took place in a local neighborhood, police said.
In the last couple of weeks, the only other reported crimes were the arrests of two drivers.
The village aims to protect pedestrians at its 35 annual community events.
In another case, a Western Springs man was arrested on a charge of driving with a suspended license.
A $500 telescope was stolen from the front of a house, police said.
In another case, a man was arrested after a crash in the village, police said.
The result was an "overwhelming" increase in traffic on a residential street, police said.
The teen and two others also had marijuana and alcohol at a shopping center near South Campus, police said.
Local officers arrested two people on charges of driving with revoked licenses.
She is accused of threatening local police officers, according to a report.
In another case, a work van was stolen in a local neighborhood, police said.
The suspect told the truth when pressed by the village's detectives, police said.
A local detective's work led to the apprehension of a habitual criminal from Chicago, a report indicates.
Officers responded after they got a report of an intoxicated woman.
She told police about the fraud three hours after it happened.
The man was arrested after doing no work in return for a $5,000 check, police said.
Two students were cited on charges of possessing marijuana, police said.
In another case, a check was mailed in Western Springs and then cashed fraudulently, police said.