ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — On July 18, 2025, Becky Hume officially retired as Village Clerk of Arlington Heights, concluding 14 years in that role and more than 17 years of public service to the Village.12
opinion Becky Retires: Leaving a Legacy of Service After 14 years as Arlington Heights Village Clerk, Becky Hume retires, closing a chapter marked by dedication and modernization. As she steps down, questions about transparency and
On Saturday, August 2, singer-songwriter Miggie Snyder will return to a familiar stage at Hey Nonny in Arlington Heights. But if you think you’ve seen this show before, think again. “This one’s different,” Snyder said
Arlington Heights, IL — Over the course of nearly a decade, more than $1.1 million quietly leaked out of Arlington Heights’ public funds, and no one noticed. A simple coding mistake by the Illinois Department
opinion In Bed Together While a Million Went Missing This cartoon highlights the failure to tell the full story, and raises questions about what’s being done moving forward.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — Arlington Heights residents continue to rate their community highly for livability, giving strong marks for economic health, education, and trust in local government. These insights come from the 2025 National Community Survey,
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — After months of flirting with Chicago’s lakefront, the Chicago Bears are once again eyeing a familiar option: the 326-acre Arlington Park site. It’s a major development for a village of 75,000—and
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — June 2025 is shaping up to be a busy and festive month in Arlington Heights, with a wide range of events planned across the village. From park reopenings and outdoor concerts
opinion Safeguarding the Stadium? Arlington Heights Mayor’s Role in the Bears Deal Cartoon Casts Spotlight on Mayor Jim Tinaglia’s Dual Roles, Igniting a Conflict-of-Interest Debate
Arlington Heights residents have identified affordable housing, public safety, and access to health and support services as the most pressing community needs, according to the village’s 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Community Needs Survey.
