Antioch News

Village officials want to ban the overnight parking of RVs and semi-trucks in the Wal-Mart parking lot.

Antioch is in the same situation as other municipalities in Lake County -- without road salt for the coming winter.

A seventh bat, found in an Antioch yard on Aug. 27, has tested positive for rabies, according to the Lake County Health Department.

Being willing to accept help from friends, family and strangers is truly a humbling experience for Shenan Constantino.

Antioch will be holding its annual Fall Arts and Crafts Faire downtown on Sept. 6 and 7. About 140 artisans will sell their wares Saturday and Sunday on Skidmore Drive.

A man was killed when the motorcycle he was driving collided with a car Sunday afternoon in Schaumburg.

They could have stayed home to watch the Cubs, Bears or Barack Obama's speech on TV, but nearly 250 people chose to spend the night debating the death penalty.

Hinsdale police are looking for two men in connection with two aborted robbery attempts in the village Friday morning.

No foul play is suspected in the death of an Oak Park man whose body was found slumped over the steering wheel of a van in an Oak Brook parking lot Wednesday morning.

Two Evanston residents were pulled from Lake Michigan waters south of Dempster Street Tuesday afternoon after their boat was hit by a "rogue wave," capsizing the vessel into the water.

Two local students, Neal Heatherly of Palatine High School and Brian Surber of John Hersey High School in Arlington Heights, are entered in a Samsung Mobile Fresh Films' contest.

One man was killed and a Skokie police officer was injured in a possible shootout Monday night in Lincolnwood.

Two people were airlifted to a hospital following a rollover crash on Route 59 Sunday night.

A Palatine woman was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital following a 4:50 p.m. traffic crash Aug.

A three month investigation into sales of marijuana recently led Antioch police and the Lake County Metropolitan Enforcement Group to the arrest of two individuals on felony charges.

Six-year-old triplets Maxwell, Helena and Delia Forgie of Antioch are excited to be first-graders next week at Hillcrest Elementary School.

A generous donation from a local business may help to make Park Ridge's fireworks display more affordable in 2009 by covering the costs of the pyrotechnics display portion of the evening, held every July 3 at ...

Aug 20, 2008 8:05 am US/Central ZION, Ill A youth counselor faces up to four years in prison after admitting to a sexual relationship with a former student.

When a guy has cooked African lion before, you're not quite sure what to expect when you show up at his house for dinner.

The Gurnee police officer accused of sexually assaulting two pre-teen girls has posted bond and been released from jail.