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Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.

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NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — The weekend is almost here! And as we all take a break from the day-to-day grind, it is a good time to get caught up on the top news stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.

Here is a look at articles that have been getting attention from Patch.com readers:

K9 Axel Tracks Intoxicated Man Fleeing From Long Grove Crash: Police

A Wauconda man was arrested Wednesday after driving intoxicated, causing a traffic crash, and fleeing from the scene on foot, police allege.

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School Bus Driver Accused Of Grabbing, Kissing Student: Wheeling PD

The allegations of misconduct involving a 15-year-old female were reported in January, according to police.

Why Did Northwestern Cheerleader Hayden Richardson Drop Her Lawsuit?

Court filings reveal the circumstances behind a recent attorney swap, discovery disputes and the destruction of a key piece of evidence.

Find out what's happening in Crystal Lake-Caryfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Meth Use Could Cost Ex-Prosecutor His Law License For At Least 2 Years

Former Montgomery County Assistant State's Attorney Jacob Swanson smoked crystal meth "every other day" while working as a prosecutor.

Police To Use Public Safety Drone To Monitor Sunset Fest

Sunset Festival in Lake in the Hills will run Friday through Sunday.

Sierra Plans To Open First McHenry County Location

Sierra, a discount retailer that sells outdoor gear and sporting clothes, is planning its grand opening for Oct. 5.

Man Gets 50 Years In Prison For Fatally Shooting Man, 77

Azmi Ibrahim was found guilty of first-degree murder earlier in the year and was sentenced this past week in Lake County Circuit Court.

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