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With odor and noise complaints continuing to pour in, Mount Prospect is resuming its push for a court order temporarily ceasing operations at an animal feed manufacturer, a village attorney said Monda...

A Mount Prospect animal feed producer that neighbors say has inundated nearby residents with a “burnt cheese” odor for four years will be allowed to operate during the daytime over the next three ...

A Cook County judge ruled Thursday that Mount Prospect can proceed with legal action that could shut down an animal feed producer until it eliminates odors that have raised complaints from neighbors.

A Mount Prospect animal feed manufacturer that has drawn odor complaints from neighbors and business owners moved Thursday to block an attempt by the village to shut down its plant until the problem is resolved.

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — 2023 marks 50 years since the graduation of the first integrated class at Dudley High School in Greensboro. While other cities like Clinton, Tennessee, and Little Rock, Arkansas, experienced angry mobs, protests, and in some cases, violence, the graduates of that first integrated class at Dudley say their experience was much […]

A Cook County judge is giving a Mount Prospect business until Sept. 6 to formally respond to the villages legal effort to shut down its operation until it can eliminate odors that have sparked complaints from its neighbors.

A Mount Prospect livestock feed manufacturer has agreed to install equipment to eliminate odor emissions its neighbors have compared to "burnt cheese," as part of an agreement with the village allowing the business to remain open for now.

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McLean County circuit court judge Mark Fellheimer on Wednesday dismissed a legal action filed against Normal Town Clerk Angie Huonker in an effort to get some Normal residents on the April ballot.