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Dist. 15 bus driver resigns after alcohol detected
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/23/13
A Palatine Township Elementary District 15 bus driver resigned in February after officials discovered she had alcohol in her system while she was on the job. The 35-year-old Rolling Meadows woman's school bus permit was suspended for three years as... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/23/13
A Palatine Township Elementary District 15 bus driver resigned in February after officials discovered she had alcohol in her system while she was on the job. The 35-year-old Rolling Meadows woman's school bus permit was suspended for three years as... FULL STORY
Mt. Prospect supportive housing facility draws 150 hopeful applicants
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/22/13
Illustrating the widespread interest in permanent supportive housing, about 150 people on Friday submitted applications for one of 39 apartments in the new Myers Place development in Mount Prospect. "There's nothing like this in the Northwest... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/22/13
Crowd shows appreciation for outgoing Palatine Twp. supervisor
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/18/13
Though Palatine Township Supervisor Linda Fleming didn't publicly acknowledge Tuesday's annual town meeting would be her last, residents managed to express their appreciation nonetheless. Fleming received enthusiastic applause -- some rose from... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/18/13
Though Palatine Township Supervisor Linda Fleming didn't publicly acknowledge Tuesday's annual town meeting would be her last, residents managed to express their appreciation nonetheless. Fleming received enthusiastic applause -- some rose from... FULL STORY
Storms, plenty of rain expected to continue overnight
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/17/13
Showers and thunderstorms -- and possibly hail -- are expected to continue overnight, with some areas seeing as many as 4 inches of rain, according to the National Weather Service. "We're already seeing the leading edge move in,"... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/17/13
Suburban Comfort Dogs head to Boston
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/17/13
As they did earlier this year in Newtown, Conn., comfort dogs from the suburbs are making their way to Boston to help those affected by Monday's marathon bombings. "Dogs make people feel safe and help them process what they're going... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/17/13
Palatine Twp. residents pledge to press road district issue
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/16/13
The issue of whether to study the elimination of Palatine Township's road district wasn't put in the hands of the dozens of registered voters who attended Tuesday's annual town meeting. The residents behind the effort did get to address the crowd,... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/16/13
The issue of whether to study the elimination of Palatine Township's road district wasn't put in the hands of the dozens of registered voters who attended Tuesday's annual town meeting. The residents behind the effort did get to address the crowd,... FULL STORY
Palatine Twp. residents pledge to press road district issue
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/16/13
The issue of whether to study the elimination of Palatine Township's road district wasn't put in the hands of the dozens of registered voters who attended Tuesday's annual town meeting. The residents behind the effort did get to address the crowd,... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/16/13
The issue of whether to study the elimination of Palatine Township's road district wasn't put in the hands of the dozens of registered voters who attended Tuesday's annual town meeting. The residents behind the effort did get to address the crowd,... FULL STORY
Huntley runner: Day had been perfect until blast
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/15/13
Making her way on the bus to the starting line four hours before the race began, Irene Kok chatted away with fellow runners from big cities to small, middle-America towns. Four hours after finishing, she sat confined to her locked-down hotel,... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/15/13
Looks of terror, panic stick with Hanover Park runner
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/15/13
The look of terror on people's panicked faces is what really struck Hanover Park runner Tom Jordan, who finished his first Boston Marathon about 90 minutes ahead of the blasts. Jordan was resting about a block north of the finish line with runner... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/15/13
The look of terror on people's panicked faces is what really struck Hanover Park runner Tom Jordan, who finished his first Boston Marathon about 90 minutes ahead of the blasts. Jordan was resting about a block north of the finish line with runner... FULL STORY
Palatine to consider housing for people with mental illness, disabilities
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/14/13
Motivated by the severe shortage of facilities and undeterred by resistance in two nearby suburbs, several organizations have banded together to propose a permanent supportive housing development in Palatine. Proponents see the development as a... FULL STORY
By Kimberly Pohl - 04/14/13
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