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Two Charged In Alleged Bad Drug Deal
An alleged drug deal gone bad led to charges against two men in Rolling Meadows the evening of Nov.
Village, Township Rally To Provide Meals
Elk Grove residents may have come late this year, but they did come through with donations to the village and township food pantries for their annual Thanksgiving Adopt-A-Family programs.
Employees plan to spend two full working days on average shopping online at work this holiday season, says a survey.
Arson probe launched in school fire
Restoration crews spent the weekend cleaning virtually every surface in Naperville's Scott Elementary School to prepare it for Monday's reopening.
Home Builders Association files Chapter 11
Rolling Meadows-based Home Builders Association of Greater Chicago Friday filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Chicago.
New Street Sweeper, Yes; New Garbage Truck, No
Rolling Meadows aldermen on Tuesday, Nov. 17, approved the purchase of a new street sweeper, but denied the purchase of a new garbage truck.
A fixture at Rolling Meadows Lanes
Three days a week, Carmela Motisi of Rolling Meadows takes her familiar place behind the counter at AMF Rolling Meadows Lanes.
Camera there for only one thing - money
Congratulations to the City of Rolling Meadows on the birth of their new R.E.D. light camera at the northeast corner of Kirchoff and Plum Grove roads.
Rolling Meadows aldermen on Tuesday, Nov. 10 heard final departmental budget presentations then approved on first reading ordinances needed to pay for them.
Couple accused of abusing child
Bond was set at $150,000 each for a married couple from Schaumburg charged with unlawful restraint and aggravated battery of a child in their care.
List Streets Targeted For Repairs
The Rolling Meadows Public Works Dept. at the city council meeting on Tuesday, Oct.
Geneva brings home 5th place from state
Geneva girls cross country team entered the season with high expectations, and with good reason the Vikings had won two consecutive state Class 3A titles and seemed primed for a third.
Chicago - Ermir Spahiu was pulled over by police for his window-mounted GPS unit.
Burglaries Boost Local Crime Rate
The total crime rate for Cook County increased between 2007 and 2008, a trend echoed in Rolling Meadows.
6 Year Sentence For Food Store Arson
An Elk Grove Village resident who set a paper goods aisle at Food 4 Less on Meacham Road ablaze last February was sentenced to six years behind bars for aggravated arson.
Woman who wouldn't leave station charged
A Rolling Meadows woman was charged with aggravated battery and disorderly conduct, both felonies, after refusing to leave the Geneva police station Sunday.
Springfield- Jim Ryan officially launched his campaign to become the state's next governor here in front of the capitol.
3 years for robbery attempt with squeegee
A misguided attempt to use a squeegee to rob an Elk Grove Village McDonald's last February earned a 22-year-old Hoffman Estates man a stint in jail.
Teen Charged As Adult In Halloween Shooting
Share + Nov 2, 2009 3:33 pm US/Central STREAMWOOD, Ill. A 15-year-old boy was held on $1 million bond Monday after being charged with attempted murder for his alleged role in a gang-related Halloween night shooting in northwest suburban Streamwood.
Gilberts to hire Rolling Meadows police chief
Barely a month after announcing his retirement, Rolling Meadows Police Chief Steven Williams says he has accepted a new job.
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