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2 injured in Kane County crash
Kane County authorities are investigating a crash early Thursday in unincorporated Batavia that sent two people to the hospital. One person was airlifted from the scene, and another was sent to an area hospital after a two-vehicle crash around 7 a.m....Tags: Batavia, Injuries, Transportation Accidents
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Kane County crash near Batavia injures 2 people
Kane County authorities are investigating a crash Thursday morning in an unincorporated area near Batavia that sent two people to the hospital. One person was airlifted from the scene, and another was sent to a hospital after a two-vehicle crash...Tags: Batavia
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Kane County woman dies after her SUV rolls over her
A Kane County woman was killed Saturday afternoon after she apparently forgot to put her sport-utility vehicle in park and the vehicle rolled over her, authorities said. Jacqueline Hansen, 38, was backing into her driveway about 1:30 p.m. off Illinois...Tags: Carpentersville, Vehicles
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Storms blow through area
Wind-driven storms blew into northern Illinois overnight, downing trees and power lines and blowing two semi-trailer trucks off the road on Interstate Highway 88 west of Chicago. Meanwhile, all lanes of Interstate Highway 57 that were closed earlier this...Tags: Volleyball, Road Transportation, Chicago Weather, Tornadoes, Vehicles
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Cover Story: Emerald Ash Borer
It's right about this time of year -- early May -- that the emerald ash borer will start to emerge. Since it was first discovered in Michigan in 2002, the tiny green insects have killed thousands and thousands of ash trees in the midwest.
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Lake County chief judge to resign post
Tribune reporterLake County Chief Judge David Hall said Tuesday he will resign from his leadership post in the wake of his arrest on driving under the influence charges. "Because the process that I'm involved in will likely take many months, it's in the best interest of...Tags: Law Enforcement, Judges, Illinois Supreme Court, Vernon Hills
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'No-Refusal Weekend' targets drunken drivers
Special to the TribuneSuspected drunken drivers in Kane County will have to submit to court-ordered blood tests under a crackdown designed to plug a loophole in Illinois DUI laws, authorities said Wednesday. State's Atty. John Barsanti said his office, several police agencies...Tags: Road Transportation, Drunk Driving, Transportation
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Vernon Hills police don't have video of judge's arrest, attorney says
Tribune reporterNo video recordings exist of a traffic stop that led to a resisting-arrest charge for former Lake County Chief Judge David Hall, the judge's attorney said Wednesday. Police officials are "saying that it was a malfunction on one [car] and the other one...Tags: Libertyville, Ethics, Illinois Supreme Court, Lawyers, Values
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New town still torn over its creation
Tribune ReporterIn Illinois' newest town, a blacksmith plies his trade, a village trustee was late to a meeting once because he delivered a heifer, and families pitch tents in their back yards to sleep under the stars. Campton Hills, a semirural town 45 miles west of...Tags: Elections, Referenda, Local Elections, Political Candidates, Farms
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Village president loses another round in Carpentersville fight to bounce trustee
Special to the TribuneSpecial to the Tribune The latest spat on the Carpentersville Village Board appeared to be winding down after Village President Bill Sarto suggested he would give up, for now, his attempt to unseat a political foe. Sarto said Wednesday that he would...Tags: Assault, Lawyers, Government, Carpentersville, Hammond
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