Woman Trapped In Burning Car Dies | Drowning Classified As Homicide | Pastors Arrested At ICE Protest

NORTHERN CHICAGO SUBURBS, IL — Hope your week is going well as we hit the midway point. Let us get you caught up on the latest news from the northern Chicago suburbs from the past few days.

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

Woman Trapped In Burning Car Dies From Injuries: Hoffman Estates PD

One of the vehicles in a two-car crash left the roadway, drove into a tree and caught fire, trapping the two occupants, according to police.

Over 170 Veterans Honored At Annual Breakfast In Arlington Heights

Held the weekend before Veterans Day, the event is attended by area residents that served their country in a number of wars and conflicts.

Hometown Coffee Opens Newest North Shore Location In Glenview

The owners, who are North Shore residents, also run coffee shops in Glencoe, Winnetka and Lake Forest.

Drowning Of Competitive Swimmer Now Classified A Homicide: Authorities

Authorities are continuing to search for answers into what led to the drowning death of Anna Schneider, 19, of Sleepy Hollow.

Lava Island Aims For 'End Of Year' Opening: What You Need To Know About The Area's Newest Adventure Park

The business is moving into a former Best Buy at Quentin Collection shopping center near Route 12 and Quentin Road in Kildeer.

Officials Warn Of Facebook Scam For Holiday Homecoming, Electric Christmas Parade In St. Charles

The St. Charles Business Alliance has learned of events posted to Facebook and shared online that have incorrect info regarding the event.

2 Evanston Pastors Arrested At Broadview ICE Protest: Report

Two Evanston pastors face misdemeanor charges after they were arrested outside the Broadview ICE facility on Nov. 14.

'Keep Your Promise': Evanston Students Plead With D65 Board Not To Close Schools

After hours of emotional appeals from the public and discussion from the board, no definitive decisions were made.

'Home Alone' House's Original Owner Writes Book About Holiday Classic

In "Home But Alone No More," the Winnetka landmark's original owner details what it was like to live in the setting of a Christmas classic.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• Mortgage Payment Check Mailed At Post Office Stolen: Glenview Police Blotter
• Reckless Driver On Drugs Resists Arrest: Lake County Sheriff's Blotter
• Hotel's Pool Door Mysteriously Broken: Highland Park Crime Blotter

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