Deadly Road Rage | $10 Million District Deficit | Indicted City Clerk

It's the last day of July, the fifth day of the Summer Olympics and 33 days until Labor Day. 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:

Man Fatally Shot During Road Rage Incident: Schiller Park PD

A woman also sustained bullet wounds during the Tuesday evening incident, according to police.

Lake County Forest Preserves OKs $155M Referendum Question

The funds would be used for land acquisition and public access improvements and habitat restoration.

School District Ends Fiscal Year With $10 Million Budget Deficit

The superintendent blamed transportation and special education for going over budget.

2 Grayslake-Area Athletes Compete In Paris Summer Olympics

Keegan Knott will compete in Paralympics and Korbin Albert is a part of Team USA's soccer team.

New Trier Grad Peter Chatain Rows Team USA Men's Eight Into Finals

The Winnetka native is due to race for gold in Saturday’s final at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium in Paris.

Indicted Waukegan City Clerk Asks Judge To Dismiss Felony Charge

Janet Kilkelly's attorneys argue prosecutors botched the case and the official misconduct charges against her are bogus.

Motorcyclist Who Died In Hit-And-Run Had 'Kind Heart': GoFundMe

The 31-year-old died early Saturday morning following the crash in Des Plaines.

Late-Night Fire Damages School District Offices

School district staff are working remotely as fire investigators work to determine what caused Monday night's blaze.

Man Accused Of Punching Girlfriend At Six Flags, Fleeing With Her 4 Children

The incident involved a 40-year-old man and 26-year-old woman, police said.

Political Rally Over Election Causes Disruptions Nearby: Palatine PD

A group protesting the recent Venezuelan election Sunday blocked roads as police received reckless driving and fireworks complaints.

Bears Stadium Funding In Chicago 'Near Impossible' This Year: Pritzker

In May, the Bears unveiled plans for a multibillion-dollar publicly-owned, domed stadium on the Museum Campus.

POLICE REPORTS/BLOTTER

• Woman Steals 93 Bottles Of Alcohol From Store: Glenview Police Blotter
• Man With Warrant Escapes Cops, Engages In Standoff: Hoffman Estates PD
• Man Nabbed For Sexual Abuse, Battery: Sheriff's Blotter
• Girl, 13, Drives Drunk Father, Crashes Into Mobile Home: Police
• Child Endangerment, Domestic Violence Felony, DUI With Gun: Blotter
• Firearm Felonies Follow Highland Park Traffic Stops: Blotter
• Police Dog Credited With Finding Gun Used In Stray Bullet Slaying

RECENT NORTH SUBURBAN NEWS UPDATE

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