Good morning, Arlington Heights.

Cook County Sheriff's Police say a 15-year-old girl was reported missing on April 28 from her home near 4100 Jennifer Lane in unincorporated Arlington Heights (she is 5'2" with brown eyes and brown-red hair, and was last seen wearing a black sweater, blue jeans, white sneakers and carrying a pink backpack) and ask anyone with information to call 708-865-4896.

Cook County’s Treasurer’s Office is managing about $122 million in refunds for property tax overpayments over the past 20 years—overpayments that occur when more than one party pays the tax bill—and property owners in our area are urged to file a claim with the required proof.

Public health officials confirmed two measles cases in Cook County in April—one in a suburban resident who sought care on April 28 and another in an adult Chicago resident with a rash on April 25 who has been isolated.

Officials are identifying exposure sites and advise anyone unsure of their vaccination status to contact a health care provider.

Hersey’s softball team rallied from a deficit of seven runs at Prospect and won 10 to 9 by scoring seven runs in one inning—Coach Molly Freeman said the effort was memorable as the win placed the team a half-game behind Prospect in Mid Suburban East.

Hersey senior Keegan Luxem threw a complete-game 1-hitter shutout in a 6-0 Mid-Suburban East win over Rolling Meadows on Wednesday afternoon in Arlington Heights+ he earned 8 strikeouts, walked 2 batters and improved his record to 3-0.