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Rolling Meadows council threatens to remove Flock cameras over data sharing worries

Rolling Meadows council threatens to remove Flock cameras over data sharing worries

Rolling Meadows city council members have indicated they may cancel contracts for 10 Flock Safety automated license plate reading cameras over concerns about data sharing with other municipalities and inadequate auditing procedures.

 
Plan for brewery on Durty Nellie’s site advances to Palatine village council

Plan for brewery on Durty Nellie’s site advances to Palatine village council

The plan to turn Durty Nellie’s into a restaurant and brewery received an enthusiastic reception from Palatine’s planning and zoning commission.

 
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‘Our contingency plans have contingency plans’: Officials preparing for potential changes ahead of Election Day

‘Our contingency plans have contingency plans’: Officials preparing for potential changes ahead of Election Day

Suburban election officials insist a U.S. Supreme Court decision that preliminarily approves President Donald Trump’s order restricting mail-in voting isn’t affecting their plans for the Nov. 3 midterms.

 
Villa Park man faces sexual abuse, battery charges in attack on Illinois Prairie Path

Villa Park man faces sexual abuse, battery charges in attack on Illinois Prairie Path

A Villa Park man is charged with aggravated battery and sexual abuse in connection with a reported attack on a woman last week along the Illinois Prairie Path in Elmhurst, authorities said.

 
Chicagoland high school football rankings: Get Mike McGraw’s Top 25 for Week 2

Chicagoland high school football rankings: Get Mike McGraw’s Top 25 for Week 2

Lincoln-Way East leaps to No. 1 following a season-opening win over Brother Rice and Mount Carmel’s loss to East St. Louis.

 
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Proposed affordable housing project near Lake Zurich advances to a final vote

Proposed affordable housing project near Lake Zurich advances to a final vote

Rezoning and other approvals needed for a 24-unit workforce housing apartment building near Lake Zurich have cleared another step before heading to the Lake County Board for a final vote.

 
District 128 proceeding with process to fire veteran administrator

District 128 proceeding with process to fire veteran administrator

Four months after placing veteran administrator Briant Kelly on leave, Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School District 128 is seeking to have him fired.

 
Talking with ‘Edgy’ Tim: On Vander Luitgaren, public school hope and other prep football tidbits from Week 1

Talking with ‘Edgy’ Tim: On Vander Luitgaren, public school hope and other prep football tidbits from Week 1

Prep football: Daily Herald sports writer Kevin Schmit talks weekly with Rivals expert “Edgy” Tim O’Halloran about the latest news in area prep football.

 
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Huntley man dies from injuries suffered in ATV crash

Huntley man dies from injuries suffered in ATV crash

A 47-year-old Huntley man seriously injured in an ATV crash over the weekend has died, authorities said Wednesday.

 
‘Extremely committed to the community’: Kristen Graack was a teacher, library board member and more

‘Extremely committed to the community’: Kristen Graack was a teacher, library board member and more

Over the course of her life, Des Plaines resident Kristen Graack was a mapmaker for the U.S. government, a restaurateur and a teacher. She was a Des Plaines Public Library board member, too. Graack, 70, died Aug. 18, surrounded by family. She had cancer.

 

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