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Almond Road intersection construction begins in Gurnee

Johnson Paving crews stripped the road surface on Almond Road at Dada Drive on Tuesday in Gurnee, starting a construction project to improve roads and traffic flow issues.

 

Lake County Board wants Rauner to alter legislation targeting chief assessment officer

After much debate, a divided Lake County Board Tuesday voted to ask Gov. Bruce Rauner to alter legislation that could change how the county's chief assessment officer is chosen.

 

60 percent of graduates concerned about having to work extra jobs

Sixty percent of former college students who are currently repaying student loans are concerned their student loan repayments will cause them to work extra jobs to make ends meet, according to a survey commissioned by Discover Student Loans.

 

Report: Forest preserve cop who responded to Puerto Rican harassment complaint gets desk duty

A Cook County Forest Preserves police officer has been assigned to desk duty after he was seen on video allowing a man to harass a woman who was wearing a shirt that featured the Puerto Rican flag, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.

 

Felony charges for teens accused of stealing loose change from cars at Fox Valley Mall

Two teenagers from Aurora accused of stealing loose change from vehicles at the Fox Valley Mall last week have been charged with felony burglary.

 

Algonquin man gets 26 years in prison for sex abuse of three children

An Algonquin man will spend more than two decades in prison after pleading guilty to charges he sexually abused three girls, McHenry County authorities said Tuesday.

 

No injuries in deck fire at Palatine apartment complex

No injuries were reported early Tuesday after fire broke out on the wooden clubhouse deck at a Palatine apartment complex, authorities said.

 

Report: Dean Foods closing plant in Huntley; 131 people to lose jobs

Dean Foods in Huntley is closing in September, resulting in about 131 people to lose their jobs, the Northwest Herald is reporting on its website.

 

9 festivals where you can wet your whistle

Most suburban festivals pitch themselves as family-friendly events with something for all ages. But a growing number of events cater to a distinctly older crowd and center on adult beverages. If you're looking for a place to wet your whistle in the coming weeks, here are nine fests to visit ...

 

Constable: World Cup loyalties collide, accelerate at Fermilab

With the United States not even included, and major stars such as Messi, Ronaldo and Neymar eliminated, interest in the World Cup is down. But not at Fermilab in Batavia, where an international collection of scientists is pumped about today's France-Belgium game and Wednesday's England vs. Croatia match.

 

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