Christopher Placek

Arlington Heights Mayor-Elect Tinaglia’s reaction to Bears brass comments today: “I welcome getting to know Kevin. I welcome getting to know George. I want to get to know that whole group of teammates who might want to take this big step forward with us.” https://t.co/PVjOZM4NWN

The Bears today made another public shift in where their new stadium could go: it’s now either Arlington Heights or downtown Chicago. “Two great locations,” George McCaskey said. “Both have their pluses and minuses. Both present fantastic opportunities.” https://t.co/PVjOZM4NWN

Jim Bertucci, Carina Santa Maria, Greg Zyck and Bill Manganaro were the top vote-getters tonight in the crowded race for Arlington Heights village board. https://t.co/seWtsWnmtv

An update, now with all precincts reporting: Jim Tinaglia will become the next mayor of Arlington Heights. He is succeeding three-term Mayor Tom Hayes, who endorsed him. Tinaglia will have a big seat at the table in talks with the Bears. https://t.co/QIZWG7CaT7

Jim Tinaglia has a lead in a bid to become the next mayor of Arlington Heights, according to early returns tonight. @Tinaglia4Mayor @ArlingtonHtsGov https://t.co/QIZWG7BD3z

Voters in the suburbs today are heading to the polls to settle several hotly contested mayoral races, including the crowded race for mayor in Arlington Heights. The possible Bears redevelopment at Arlington Park is undoubtedly a big issue. https://t.co/mp59OEuhUJ https://t.co/1NVCugfKSQ

For almost everything you wanted to know about the Bears stadium saga, check out this new podcast, where @newsburrow and I talk in this inaugural episode about what the future may hold for the Bears in AH. Also on Apple podcasts: https://t.co/LBPdhcAzcB https://t.co/YWaCcl7ZxQ

Rolling Meadows hits the brakes on a so-called “road diet” plan to reduce lanes of a major road that’s not far from the potential new Bears stadium in Arlington Heights. https://t.co/AmVN13Ni93

Workers at a Starbucks coffee shop in Arlington Heights voted this week to join the @SBWorkersUnited union, becoming the 12th shop to organize in the Chicago suburbs in recent years. https://t.co/2AJLZ4YCou

An Arlington Heights trustee candidate may have to give up the liquor licenses for the diner he owns on the south side of town if he wins the upcoming election, according to state statute and village code. https://t.co/IBjWLbtfGi

Wheeling school district @ccsd21 has placed three administrators on leave, but officials denied the job actions were related to criminal or financial misconduct. https://t.co/00vx9rfzqo

State regulators have put up a roadblock to plans to eliminate inpatient psychiatric services at @EndeavorHlth Northwest Community Healthcare in Arlington Heights. https://t.co/GhSLlAr1RF

There’s a crowded race for village board in Arlington Heights, where the candidates’ views about the possibility of the Bears coming to town range from excitement to calls for a referendum. https://t.co/8h9TbsNwLa

Today’s @dailyherald P1: With or without a neighboring Bears stadium and the traffic it could generate, Rolling Meadows officials have advanced a plan to reduce the number of lanes on a key city corridor less than a mile away from Arlington Park. https://t.co/sSSP4NAhIk https://t.co/SUQyZiKP3J

In his final state of the village address today, @ArlingtonHtsGov Mayor Tom Hayes said it would be a “dream” for the Bears to build their next stadium in his town, and he thinks that dream will come true. https://t.co/CNcpBWPYGJ

Prompted by an electric vehicle fire that required a large response by firefighters, Rosemont has placed a temporary moratorium on the installation of charging stations in parking garages. The ban is perhaps the first approved by a municipality in Illinois https://t.co/nVwZ1dzKPJ

It’s a Schaumburg mother’s mission to find a cure for a rare disorder that affects her son and only about 500 other children throughout the world. https://t.co/1zuGEGUwVD