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Woman Accuses Man Of Cheating, Police Called
A Police responded to a 31-year-old Niles woman who was yelling and swearing when they arrived at her home in the 8000 block of Lyons Thursday at about 1 a.m. The woman, who appeared to be intoxicated, was yelling to remove the "m*** from her house," according to police.
Arlington Hts. Greenbrier School must share librarian
Parents protested the reduction in the time the librarian will spend at Greenbrier School in Arlington Heights.
Paylocity Named Amongst Best Places to Work in Illinois, 2012
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., May 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Paylocity Corporation, America's leading independent payroll provider headquartered in Arlington Heights, IL was named one of the 2012 Best Places to Work in Illinois for the second year in a row and fourth time overall.
Illinois woman can't be sued over fake personas
The Illinois Supreme Court says a suburban Chicago woman can't be sued for creating fake personas and using them to perpetuate an Internet relationship with a California woman.
'Windy City Live' gives away free gas in Arlington Hts.
Windy City Live reporter Mark DeCarol puts $50 worth of free gas into the car of Sherri Raffini of Arlington Heights on Friday morning.
Expired machine jeopardizes DUI arrests in Wheeling
An expired part on a piece of Wheeling police equipment could lead to dozens of DUI cases being reconsidered, officials have confirmed.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Reponen, T., S. J. VESPER, L. Levin, E. Johnson, P. Ryan, J. Burkle, S. A. Grinshpun, S. Zheng, D. I. Bernstein, J. Lockey, M. Villareal, G. K. Khurana Hershey, AND G. LeMasters.
1 dead, 12 hurt in explosion at Ill. firm
One thing investigators are looking at is whether potassium hydroxide - a potentially explosive and toxic chemical - was a factor in the explosion ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.
Illinois House passes gambling bill with more casinos, slots at racetracks
By Mike Riopell and Ryan Voyles Business Ledger Staff Writers SPRINGFIELD - The Illinois House approved a sweeping gambling expansion plan Wednesday, renewing an effort to build new casinos and put slot machines at Arlington Park that has stalled since last year.
SPOTLIGHT: Des Plaines teen aims to dance globally
In this April 9, 2012, Arthur Stashak, 17, of Des Plaines, Ill., is seen at a dance studio in Arlington Heights, Ill.
Patch Flash: Illinois Considers Mandatory Recess for Grade Schools
A bill passed by the Illinois Senate earlier this month will make recess mandatory in schools statewide if Gov.
Chemical dispersed in explosion demands caution, professor says
Yogurtland's Larry Sidoti on Franchising and Expanding in Chicago
Ever heard of Yogurtland ? If not, you will in time. Recently, the California-based chain planted its froyo flag within our city limits by establishing two stores: one in Arlington Heights and one in Wheeling.
Margery Frisbie Roots of Arlington Hts. go back almost 200 years
Arlington Heights is having a very good time celebrating its Quasquicentennial this year, the 125 years since it was incorporated.
Arlington Hts. invites all Vietnam vets to parade
Bill Dussling, a longtime member of the Northwest Suburban High School District 214 Board of Education, is also a Vietnam veteran who will take the opportunity to march in Arlington Heights' Memorial Day parade this weekend.
Sun Spa Could Lose License Following Prostitution Charges
A Buffalo Grove massage parlor could lose its license, after employees were charged with prostitution twice in the past year.
Big weekend for seat belt enforcement, but at what cost?
Arlington Heights police have long participated in Memorial Day weekend seat belt enforcement campaigns, spending $8,584 in grant funds last year to issue 182 tickets, 67 of which were for restraint violations.
Arens Controls has long history in the suburbs
Its founder, Charles Arens, was a pioneer in aviation technology who made his first flight in 1911.