Month: September 2022
Judge refuses to reduce bond for man accused of shooting truck driver in chest
Sloat’s bail was set last week at $75,000 surety or $7,500 cash. His attorney, Scott King, requested it be reduced to $25,000 surety or $2,500 cash.
Bears reveal details of domed stadium, entertainment complex proposed for Arlington Heights
The team said that construction of the proposed project would create an estimated 48,000 jobs and a $9.4 billion economic impact for Chicagoland.
Retired Crown Point police K-9 dies
Police said Wilkins and Ace were partners for eight years and together pursued bad guys, sniffed out illegal drugs, and worked to protect their fellow officers.
Franciscan Health hosts COVID vaccine clinic
The clinic is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 9 at Pleasant Hill Ministries, 715 E. 10th St.
REMC donates $5,000 to Opportunity Enterprises
The donations will aid in OE’s efforts to build a new 18,000 square foot, $6.7 million Respite Center at Lake Eliza.
Supervision required if man bonds out in Portage armed robbery case that left officer injured
The accused reportedly told the judge he intends to hire his own attorney and was ordered to have no further contact with the alleged victim while his case proceeds.
Region driver dead in collision with train, police say
The crash occurred around 7 a.m. at the guarded crossing at Orchard Avenue and 2nd Street, he said.