Good morning, Arlington Heights.

A Sikorsky S-58JT helicopter from Midwest Truxton International, Inc. lifted a 2,000 LBS rooftop air conditioner from a truck near Starbucks on Tuesday, September 9 at 6:33 a.m.—Evergreen Avenue was closed for less than 30 minutes during the lift.

Three Arlington Heights-based Catholic parishes have teamed up to organize a 5K walk and run to raise funds for local residents facing tough times.

The Friends of the Poor Walk and Run will be held Saturday, Sept. 13—uniting community efforts in support of those in need.

On Tuesday, Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia sent a letter updating residents on plans for a potential new Bears stadium on the former Arlington Park site following the season kickoff on Sept.

8. He said community input will be gathered at upcoming neighborhood meetings—details remain under review.

The Bears lost their Monday Night Football game and many in Arlington Heights are already talking about a move to a new stadium.

Business owner George Wienold said that if the plan is approved, the team could break ground soon and may even host a Super Bowl as early as 2031—though formal plans are still pending.