Updated 2/8/2021 8:06 PM
Bloomingdale police recovered four handguns from the frantic scene of a hotel shooting over the weekend that left one person dead and renewed calls to force Indian Lakes out of business.
Village trustees on Monday night discussed the procedural requirements needed to revoke operational licenses for the Indian Lakes Hotel in the wake of an altercation that turned violent among members of two groups numbering more than 100.
At least six people were shot, one fatally, police said. No arrests have been made, and no one was in custody Monday, Bloomingdale Public Safety Director Frank Giammarese said. Witnesses and shooting victims are offering little cooperation, police said.
Roselle approves $80 million Metro 19 Apartment project Photo rendering of the $80 million Metro 19 Apartment project approved by the Roselle village board Monday. Courtesy the village of Roselle Photo rendering of the Metro 19 Apartment complex project by the Roselle village board Monday. Developers hope to start building the project this spring and complete it by 2022. Courtesy the village of Roselle
Updated 1/12/2021 9:44 PM
The Roselle Village Board has approved the Metro 19 Apartment complex, becoming the biggest development in village history.
The $80 million, 5-acre complex was approved unanimously Monday. It will be adjacent to the Roselle Metra Station and include a five-story, 293-unit apartment building with a parking garage that would be used by residents and Metra commuters.
Candidate filing sets up potential for spirited local races in Lake County
Sean Gay of Libertyville was first at the Lake County clerk s office in Waukegan to file Monday for the 2021 spring consolidated election. Gay is running for Libertyville-Vernon Hills Area High School District 128 board. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer
Candidates wait Monday at the Lake County clerk s office in Waukegan to file paperwork for the 2021 spring election. Riverwoods resident Sari Montgomery is filing for the Deerfield School District 109 board. Paul Valade | Staff Photographer
Robert Yanik of Lakemoor files his paperwork for Grant Community High School District 124 board Monday morning at the Lake County Clerk s office in Waukegan.
Roselle Trustee David Pileski announces run for mayor Roselle Trustee David Pileski is running for mayor on April 6.
Updated 12/10/2020 8:16 PM
Roselle Trustee David Pileski plans to run for mayor in the April 6 election, he said Thursday.
Pileski, 29, is the first to announce candidacy for mayor. Andy Maglio, mayor since 2017, has not said whether he intends to run for another four-year term.
Candidate filing begins Monday and ends Dec. 21.
A longtime resident of Roselle, Pileski was elected trustee in 2017 and was a zoning board of appeals member before that. Pileski said investing in the community, local businesses and public safety is needed to push Roselle forward.