Prospect Heights is a city in Cook County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 15,681.
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Recent News
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1 injured in Prospect Heights, Illinois shooting on Love Drive, police say
1 injured in Prospect Heights, Illinois shooting on Love Drive, police say MSN
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NewsMAR 24, 2026
Prospect Heights, Illinois man Ghebry Figueroa charged after Green Bay bus crash during trip from Chicago to Michigan injures 41
Prospect Heights, Illinois man Ghebry Figueroa charged after Green Bay bus crash during trip from Chicago to Michigan injures 41 ABC7 Chicago
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NewsMAR 20, 2026
Vehicle Stuck On Tracks Near Prospect Heights Halting Train Movement: Metra
Vehicle Stuck On Tracks Near Prospect Heights Halting Train Movement: Metra Patch
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