Hainesville is a village in Lake County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 3,524.
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Improper disposal of smoking materials caused townhouse fire in Hainesville that displaced 2 families
Fire investigators determined the townhouse fire in Hainesville last Tuesday was caused by improper disposal of smoking materials, causing around $200,000 in damage and displacing two families. The Greater Round Lake Fire Protection District and Grayslake-Hainesville Police Department responded a...
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NewsAPR 09, 2026
Firefighter injured after fire damages 2 townhouses, leaving families displaced in Hainesville
Two families were left homeless and a firefighter suffered a minor injury after a flames broke out on the top floor of a townhouse, leaving two units damaged, in Hainesville Tuesday evening. The Greater Round Lake Fire Protection District and Grayslake-Hainesville Police Department responded arou...
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NewsMAR 29, 2026
Police announce change of non-emergency number for residents across multiple Lake County towns
Police announced that the non-emergency number for residents in multiple west-central Lake County towns will be discontinued as it is changing to a new number on Wednesday. The Round Lake Beach Police Department said that residents, beginning on April 1, should call 847-546-2127 to contact the Ro...
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