Round Lake Heights is a village in Lake County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 2,585.
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All news →Fire destroys two semi-trucks at storage facility in Round Lake Heights as firefighters kept busy with other calls
Two semi-trucks were destroyed after a fire broke out at a storage facility in Round Lake Heights while firefighters were simultaneously kept busy with other fire calls. The Greater Round Lake Fire Protection District and Round Lake Heights Police Department responded around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday to ...
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...
Round Lake Heights woman found dead with lacerations inside parked car in Chicago
Police say a woman in her 20s from Round Lake Heights died after she was found unresponsive with injuries in a parked vehicle in a neighborhood in Chicago late Wednesday evening. The Chicago Police Department and Chicago Fire Department responded around 9:33 p.m. Wednesday to the 3100 block of We...
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