Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of April.
Good morning, Arlington Heights.
🚧 Accidents
On April 7th at 8:46 p.m., police, firefighters and paramedics from Arlington Heights responded to a crash at Arlington Heights Road—Lillian Ave where a large pickup truck collided with a dark gray sedan, and at least two people were taken to Northwest Community Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries while traffic was diverted from the Town—Country shopping center entrance.
🚨 Crime
Nine families filed a lawsuit on April 16 alleging that Arlington Heights School District 25 and Westgate Elementary officials allowed nurse Tory Eitz to substitute non-prescription drugs for prescribed medication—actions that harmed students and spurred criminal charges against her.
🏛️ Government
Residents in Arlington Heights and nearby communities will hold 'Defend Democracy' rallies today to protest government changes that have led to federal layoffs and cuts in aid programs.
The Arlington Heights event is scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. at North School Park—additional events will take place in Des Plaines, Mount Prospect, and Buffalo Grove.
🏈 Sports
Devonte Amos is the new head coach at Rolling Meadows as the team, which reached the playoffs last season, now begins a new chapter after former coach Robbie Gould left for Saint Viator.
Other northwest suburbs schools have made coaching changes with Libertyville naming Tim Budge, Round Lake hiring Randi Dey, Wheeling appointing Ryan Gronwick, Maine East promoting Shane McNally, and Evanston choosing Miles Osei ahead of a season that starts Aug. 29.
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