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Mount Prospect Man Falls To Death From Albany Park Roof
About 5 p.m., the man was working on a building in the 4400 block of North Bernard Street when he fell, authorities said.
SPRING VALLEY – In April, voters approved a $32 million referendum to build a new Hall High School just north of the current facility.
SBA names Village Bank 2013 Small Lender of the Year
Globe Newswire ROSEMONT -- The Small Business Administration recently recognized Village Bank & Trust, a Wintrust Community Bank, as the 2013 Small Lender of the Year.
Rossini di Lucca Opens for Business in Palatine
Italian restaurant Rossini di Lucca is now open for business in Palatine, just in time for the upcoming holiday weekend.
Train kills man in Prospect Hts.
A 51-year-old Mount Prospect man was killed at 9:44 a.m. Tuesday when he was struck by a Metra train near the Prospect Heights Metra Station near Wolf Road and Euclid Avenues, Prospect Heights Police Chief Jamie Dunne said in a press release.
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POLICE OFFICER The Village of Mount Prospect Board of Police and Fire Commissioners will be conducting a Police Officer Examination.
Daley Nephew Trial To Begin Early Next Year
Nanci Koschman says she's going to pay a visit to her son and tell him that he can rest in peace.
Interpreter works with cops' deaf helpers
For the last 35 years, Nicki Weigel has been a voice for the hearing-impaired as a sign language interpreter.
Mount Prospect man charged with assaulting a child
A Cook County judge on Monday set bail at $700,000 for a 29-year-old Mount Prospect man who authorities say sexually assaulted a 4-year-old girl.
City is mishandling ash borer situation
I have read articles in your newspaper about what Mount Prospect is doing to protect their ash trees, such as hosting a seminar to learn how to protect them.
New Mt. Prospect mayor ready to leave her mark
It's 2017, the year that the village will celebrate its 100th anniversary, and a big celebration takes place in the downtown area.
Editorial: Towns must talk, cooperate in fight against flooding
The Des Plaines River has receded, the cleanup goes on. And while the shouting has stopped, there is still anger and hurt in Des Plaines, where many people are convinced that Mount Prospect worsened the flooding they endured by adjusting a levee to protect its own residents.
Students publish book of local veterans' stories
Suburban Vietnam veterans paired up with Arlington Heights high school students to share their stories in a new book, which was published this week.
New drug makes first appearance in Coles County
Two people each pleaded guilty to a felony charge of possessing a controlled substance analog.
Student artwork on display at Harper College
The work of nearly two dozen Harper College art students is on display now as part of the campus' annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, which features photography, sculpture, woodcutting, canvas paintings and more.
Houghton to play center for Army
Mike Houghton of Mt. Prospect, Ill., started receiving attention from Army in the spring of his junior year.
Mount Prospect, Prospect Heights cleared in flood dispute
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources issued a ruling Friday clearing Prospect Heights and Mount Prospect of allegations they violated a permit governing the construction of Levee 37 along the Des Plaines River at the height of last month's flooding.
Editorial: A changing of the guard across the suburbs
They're leaving in droves this month, most of them this week. Some were forced out in last month's elections.