Prospect Heights News

The following incidents were listed among the official reports of the Glenview Police Department.

Home rule communities can impose and raise property taxes that nonhome rule cities cannot, but most come up with other taxes that keep property taxes lower, say experts who have studied the effects of home rule.

After filing a lawsuit, Prospect Heights has settled, for $510,000, the final part of the insurance claim for the former city hall, destroyed by an arsonist in April 2006, Mayor Nick Helmer said.

Theft On Jan. 27 at 9:45 p.m. James McLarty-Lopes, 29, of Prospect Heights, was arrested at the Glenview Police Station, 2500 East Lake Ave., and charged with theft.

Before the snow melted, officers received a report that someone was throwing snowballs on West Street.

Burglars broke into a 2012 Chrysler 200 in a store lot, 751 W. Golf Road, between 11:40 a.m. and 1 p.m. Jan.

During the talk about the police cars at last week's meeting, Alderman David Wallstrom said he had tried to discuss equipment needs with the police department but got little response.

The Bubiens were seeing many customers from Ottawa in their Morris and Channahon Little Caesars locations, so they decided to put an end to their commute.

Outside St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood, Col., Sal's first 10-minute trip outside.

Mark Welsh/mwelsh@dailyherald.com Aram Hanna,6, Shakinah Phiri,6, and Pravika Srivastava,7, of Mrs.

Today, a Daily Herald editorial says, we reflect on the world as it is and the world we, and Martin Luther King Jr., would like to see.