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Fleeing Suspects Strike Elmhurst Pole, Causing Outage: Police
Both suspects were taken to hospitals for non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.

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Both suspects were taken to hospitals for non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.

The man battered a woman running on the Illinois Prairie Path, police said.
The allegations involve the township's supervisor, Chris Getty. An emergency meeting is planned Monday.
Police were called about a suspicious man at an elementary school.
The board plans to take up the issue again at its meeting next week. The district previously blocked the petition.
They said the school failed to communicate with neighbors, who detailed their issues.
A fourth eatery called 911, prompting a brief police chase before the suspect was arrested, authorities said.
A woman was running when she was attacked, authorities said. An alert was sent to neighborhoods along the path.
A colleague said a memo's wording was a "shame." At first, he praised the park board's president.
The incident occurred in a downtown DeKalb bar. The suspect is an NIU student.
He was taken to the DuPage County Jail.
He has held top jobs in towns such as La Grange Park and Yorkville.
The village refrained from pointing the finger. A resident said officials prioritized the private club.
The official tried to fire a whistleblower and pressured the school into giving his girlfriend a coaching job, an investigation revealed.
Man tells the council that his goal is to be "the blister on your ass."
His father described his son as "very intelligent" and said his son's grandmother died a few years ago, according to the police report.
Police tracked down a retail theft suspect from earlier this month. He had a couple of guns, authorities said.
He said the village asked him to resign, threatening to release the incident's video. He wants its release.
The speaker-led committee gave $1.4 million to Marti Deuter's campaign in 2024.
Parents push back against increased screentime for students. The school board remains silent.