Kidnapping Attempt | Gun Ban Ruling Upheld | Controversial Tower

The month of February has just begun, and temperatures forecast to remain stay below freezing until the weekend. Stay warm out there, and when you have a chance, check out some of our recent coverage of Chicago's north suburbs.

Take a look at what has been getting attention from Patch.com readers so far this week:

'Person Of Interest' In Custody Following Glenview Kidnapping Attempt

A man attempted to abduct a female student Monday afternoon at her bus stop, according to police.

Assault Weapon Ban Temporary Restraining Order Upheld By Appeals Court

The decision means a judge's order blocking the new gun ban from being enforced on 862 residents and four firearm dealers remains in effect.

Local Restaurant Makes Yelp's Top 100 List

Balmoral Restaurant in Campton Hills is among two Illinois restaurants to make Yelp's Top 100 Restaurants for 2023.

Carvana No Longer Has Permission To Build Tower Alongside Edens Expressway, Village Officials Say

The Skokie ordinance approving Carvana's planned 134-foot tower "has become invalid and will be repealed," village staff told the company.

Buffalo Grove Police Deputy Chief Retires After 34 Years

Michael Szos has been deputy chief since 2014.

Highwood Public Library Receives $628,000 For Health Equity Program

With the latest grant, the library has now received more than $1.2 million from NorthShore University HealthSystem's community fund.

Charcuterie Board Business Opens First Illinois Location In Schaumburg

Graze Craze is located at 1437 W. Schaumburg Road, in the Schaumburg Plaza shopping center.

POLICE REPORTS

• Shots Fired At Zion HS, 2 Cars Damaged During Basketball Game: Cops
• Home Burglar Cuts Cables, Still Sets Off Alarm: Blotter
• Police Break Up Fight Over Movie Ending: Blotter
• Man With Weapon Reported At Kane Co. Judicial Center
• 134-Year Prison Sentence For Sexually Assault Of 2 Children

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