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Deerfield Bank Robbed / Campus Cop Charged in Porn Case / Calusinski Criticism / Mayor's Clinton Selfie

North Shore News: Negro League player to get key to city / Deerfield has cheapest rent / Dobson Street shooting / Glenview siren error.

Miss a day, miss a lot. Let’s catch up on the week:

Chase Bank Robbed in Deerfield

  • Police are looking for a man who fled the Deerfield Square parking lot early Thursday morning.

Northwestern Police Lieutenant Charged With Child Porn

  • The Mount Prospect man who owns a home photography business is accused of taking lewd pictures of a teenage girl.

State’s Attorney Candidate Critical of Nerheim in Melissa Calusinski Case

  • Democrat Matt Stanton doesn’t understand why the current officeholder opposes a new trial.

Dobson Street Shooting Sends Man to Hospital

  • Evanston police say a man wearing a hoodie and black pants ran up to a car and fired several shots.

Cheapest Renters Insurance in Chicagoland is in Deerfield: Study

  • Value Penguin numbers show only three places in Illinois where rates are lower.

Missing Northbrook Woman Found Dead

  • The 83-year-old was found in Northbrook Monday night.

Former Negro League Player Will Get Key to the City

  • Ray Knox is one of only 60 former Negro League baseball players still around. The Evanston resident will get a key to the city on Monday.

HP Mayor Posts Selfie With Hillary Clinton

  • Rotering on Clinton: #ImWithHer.

Air Raid Sirens Sound Off in Glenview

  • The emergency system in the village was activated by accident before midnight.

Safety Concerns Raised Over Plan for Deerfield Business District

  • The elimination of a connecting road draws criticism from church leader, park official.

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