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Man Charged, Others Cited In Bowling Alley Gambling Bust
Morton Grove police took one man into custody and issued others citations in an effort to stop reported bowling league gambling at Classic Bowl in that village.
Cycling marathon raises $3,800 for scholars
The Niles Family Fitness Center and The Niles Chamber of Commerce held the second annual Indoor Cycling Marathon on Oct.
Niles trustee Biederman announces she's quitting
Niles Trustee Kim Biederman, a former candidate for mayor, announced Tuesday that she would resign from her seat on the Village Board, a decision that makes her the third trustee to step down in the past year.
Off-duty officer bags shoplifter
An off-duty Niles police officer helped capture a man who allegedly stole items from a Park Ridge store and punched the employee who confronted him.
Body found in wooded area north of Chicago
Cook County forest preserve workers have found human remains in a sleeping bag north of Chicago.
Skeletal remains found in north suburban woods
Forest preserve workers in Niles discovered human remains Saturday afternoon in a wooded area of the north suburb.
Meijer Set To Open By Early Next Year
The new Meijer store under construction on Golf Road west of Greenwood Avenue in Niles will open sometime in January or February, according to a company spokesman.
Niles Officers Honored For Jobs Well Done
Niles' finest were awarded medals for valor and outstanding achievement at the Second Annual Police Awards Luncheon held Monday, Nov.
Manager Expects Crowd At 'Taste Of Niles' Sunday
Village Manager George Van Geem expects this year's International Taste of Niles to be as successful as in the past.
INVESTIGATION: Prostitution bust nabs 4
Four people were charged Thursday in connection with a prostitution investigation at a Niles hotel, according to police.
District 64 Deals With 'What Ifs' Of Finances
The good financial news for Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 is that it currently is in excellent financial condition.
Ex-Niles Mayor Sentencing Now Set For Jan. 29
For the fifth time, former Niles Mayor Nicholas Blase has been given a new sentencing date.
Leaf Pickup Program Making Final Rounds
Residents with leaves blanketing their lawns have only a few more weeks until Niles' free leaf removal service ends.
Burglary Of Police Official's Home Investigated
The home of a police boss possibly third in line to Supt. Jody Weis was burglarized Monday on the Far Northwest Side and police believe it may be linked to a pattern in nearby Niles or Park Ridge.
Riggio's Restaurant review: thin crust pizza in Niles, IL
Riggio's is a cozy neighborhood restaurant on the edge of Niles and Park Ridge and is often frequented by local diners.
The Milwaukee Avenue Beautification Project in Niles was supposed to be completed this month but will be delayed an additional six months by the Illinois Dept.
Oops? Incorrect model of gov't assumed for half-century in Niles
The entire system of government in the village of Niles was thrown into upheaval last week when it was revealed that, for the past 47 years, the village has mistakenly operated under the assumption that it was a managerial form of government rather than an administrative form.
Crime Rate Takes A Dip In Niles
Crime dropped by 3.3% in Niles from 2007 to 2008. Crime was down in every category in Niles except a very small increase in aggravated assault and battery cases, according to State of Illinois crime statistics comparing 2007 and 2008.
Westchester man charged in murder of Niles man in Stone Park
A Westchester man has been charged with murdering a Niles man who was shot dead Wednesday in west suburban Stone Park.