Mount Prospect police charged an Arlington Heights man with attempted first-degree murder after he allegedly shot at two repo drivers who he thought were stealing his truck.

Niles-Maine District Library trustees took their first look at a $1.6 million project, proposed by Library Executive Director Valerie Marshall, to renovate the lower level of the library. Trustees did ...

Scenes from Saturday's "People’s March" held by local group Indivisible-Elk Grove Village & Surrounding Communities, at the corner of Arlington Heights Road and Northwest Highway in Arlington Heights.

If the Chicago Bears football team and the town of Arlington Heights ever come to an agreement and end up building a brand new stadium, then you can relegate this particular column to the lining of ...

Park Ridge Planning & Zoning Commission members voted unanimously on Tuesday (Jan. 14) to recommend approving a Special Use permit that would allow Albanian American Association Ulqini-Chicago to have ...

The City of Des Plaines is participating in the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning’s Cook County Safety Action Plan, part of a regionwide initiative called Safe Travel for All, to reduce and ...

A Chicago man was allegedly using his cellular phone when he slammed into a broken-down Smart car in the middle of Lake Cook ...

Join us in our Commons area for Jeannie Tanner and Stacy McMichael playing and singing a variety of styles from pop to rock to jazz with a few of Jeannie’s original songs in honor of Dr. Martin Luther ...

The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) competitive dance state finals are on for Friday, Jan. 31-Saturday, Feb. 1 at Grossinger Motors Arena in Bloomington.  To reach state, teams must advance ...

Elk Grove Village trustees Tuesday (Jan. 13) approved purchasing properties in two areas of town -- including part of a shopping center at Meacham and Biesterfield roads for possible development into ...

By RANDY MINK Special to the Journal & Topics This quiet spot in Ash Fork, the final paved section of Route 66 before it ...

The NVision Gallery in Niles’ Family Fitness Center hosted an opening reception for the January installation of artist Barbara Curtis’ “Swimming For Serenity” show, which runs through March.