It was listed as the second-highest local intersection for crashes.
The fire's cause remains under investigation, the village said.
She was endorsed by La Grange's village president in February.
The resident told police he discovered an unauthorized withdrawal when he checked his account.
The U.S. Senate seat is drawing the most attention statewide.
No roofing contractors have sought solicting permits yet.
A fraudulent check was cashed at another bank, according to a police report.
The local police department is preparing for crowds headed to Chicago.
A planned restoration is unlikely to be successful, at least in a reasonable amount of time, a homeowners association official said.
Local police detailed the circumstances surrounding the early evening crash.
The woman, who was with a child, was charged with DUI, police said.
Officials explained why they are making the changes to the code.
An increase is an "unpleasant task," but it is needed for the village, a trustee said.
Eagle Scout Ceremony to be held on Saturday, February 21st at 2:00pm in The Chapel at the First Congregational Church, Western Springs.
Fast, reliable internet and a few smart habits can make working, learning, gaming and unwinding from home feel a whole lot easier.
Voters rejected such a hike in 2022. Now, the village can pass it without going to voters.
A 68-year-old woman was the victim after she went to the man's house, police said.
Its food is described as "authentic Mexican meets global fusion."
Like last year, local crews are fixing breaks in the worst weather. The village suffers from an aging water system.
A consultant recommended improvements for pedestrians around town.
But a top official said the chances are "very, very" low. Village trustees enacted regulations.
The imposter took $16,500, promising to keep the cash secure and then give it back, police said.
He turned himself in for an incident that occurred a week earlier, police said.
The man met with the scammer at his place of business and gave her the money, authorities said.
A resident prompted the village to consider regulations for such operations.
A trustee pushes against allowing such a business near his home. The chances of such a business in town are low.
A specific spot is recommended if a medical marijuana firm wanted to come to town.
Street flooding was widespread, the village reported. Officials said they would review their response.
Another $17 – all in $1 bills – mysteriously showed up in the owner's wallet, authorities said.
In another case, a man was arrested at the train depot on an assault warrant, police said.
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No citations were issued in the crash on Ogden Avenue, near Bemis Woods.
The top story was the arrest of a man involved in home invasions in a local neighborhood.
A person was taken to the hospital and later released.
Firefighters put out the fire and are looking into the cause.
For a time, 2,000 students were moved into the fieldhouse, the superintendent said.
Patch and T-Mobile are recognizing the people, places and moments that made this year brighter.
The village speaks about the piles that were caught up in snow removal.
In another case, a DUI suspect was found asleep behind the wheel, police said.
The local Little League twice made changes without a permit, village officials said.