Burr Ridge artist leaves mark on local scout troop
A few years ago, Boy Scout Troop 69 in Burr Ridge went hunting for a new trailer. Trailers are key to most scouting adventures. They're packed with stoves, tents, cleaning...
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Burr Ridge restaurants now may stay open to 1 a.m. on weekends without permit
The Burr Ridge Board of Trustees voted Monday to standardize closing restaurants with liquor licenses hours in the village at 1 a.m. Thursday to Saturday and midnight during the rest...
Oak Lawn manager says people need to ‘get more vocal’ about crime following road rage shooting that left man seriously wounded
Oak Lawn police say they are investigating an apparent road rage shooting that left a man seriously injured Tuesday, leading village manager Thomas Phelan to blast prosecutors for increases in...
Lake Zurich police providing blue light bulbs, encouraging residents to support police during weeklong commemoration
Lake Zurich police Chief Steve Husak announced earlier this month that the police department will give away blue light bulbs to commemorate "National Police Week." The Wednesday to Tuesday observance...
Burr Ridge board hears Wolf Road safety proposal
On Monday, the Burr Ridge mayor and board of trustees got an update on an ambitious project that could improve pedestrian and cyclist safety along Wolf Road from Indian Head...
Kids learn to paint, help Hinsdale Humane Society in new partnership
A new collaboration between the La Grange Art League and the Hinsdale Humane Society is aiming to help both kids and pets. The kids, young artists, draw or paint animals...
Following ex-Oakbrook Terrace Mayor Anthony Ragucci’s indictment, activists call for end of red-light camera program
Days after former Oakbrook Terrace Mayor Anthony Ragucci was charged in a red-light camera bribery scheme, two longtime self-styled community activists held a news conference to protest the cameras in...
Eisenhower students, pedestrians may see slower traffic along 127th Street this fall
When students return to Eisenhower High School in Blue Island this fall, there may be stricter speed limits in place for motorists along 127th Street. State Rep. Bob Rita, D-Blue...
Burr Ridge board approves adding deputy chief position to the police department
The Burr Ridge Board voted unanimously Monday to approve a new deputy chief position for the police department. The town is allowed two deputy chiefs under state law, but the...
Lake Zurich trustees approve request to sub-divide shopping center land, in anticipation of new development
The Lake Zurich Board of Trustees approved a plan to re-subdivide part of a property that is currently a shopping center, following guidelines suggested by the Planning and Zoning Commission....