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A local pub is shutting down after an unsolved murder, and McDonald's first-ever stadium deal: IL business news.
A deadly cruise ship outbreak has revived pandemic fears, but scientists caution the public against overreacting to the rare virus.
From a brand partner: From emergency housing to food assistance, Vetwork helps veterans facing hardship after service.
Waymo recalls entire fleet due to potentially deadly software glitch; cream to treat common skin disorder may cause staph infections.
Police suspect nearly $800,000 in questionable refunds were made for private events.
The man also served time for his role in a 2005 fight that led to a man's death.
Memorial Day Field Masses will be celebrated at Chicago Catholic Cemeteries across Cook and Lake Counties on Monday, May 25.
In the summer of 2020, tensions were heightened around Joliet as demonstrators and activists held several protests in Eric Lurry's memory.
He was put on leave before the village approved his severance agreement last year.
Officers found the car unoccupied and broken down, with the owner recanting the story about what happened.
The food service provider Aramark and District 202 first partnered in 2014.
Evanston police issued more than 250 citations in April, including 177 for hands-free law violations.
Steven Decker was a 30-year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department and was due to retire in November.
The salon, specializing in hair loss treatment options, recently opened on Waukegan Road.
The Joliet police officers learned the child had entered a residence in the 500 block of Summit Street.
The owner said he was "absolutely shocked" with the village's statement that he was in default of the agreement.
He was ultimately taken into custody without further incident, a Joliet police spokesman said.
Two aldermen eye changing the code for jails, including those for immigrants.
CPD Ofcr. Nelson Crespo, who was critically wounded in a hospital shooting, has moved to a rehab facility as his family starts GoFundMe.
The Chicago Fire Department is mourning the loss of a 30-year veteran of the force.
The fourth annual Tales from the Trails event will feature original stories inspired by cycling experiences.
The insurer more frequently denies claims, driving up costs and legal exposure, a village official said.
The National UFO Reporting Center was founded by noted UFO investigator Robert J. Gribble in 1974.
Police said they de-escalated the situation. The man was taken to the DuPage County Jail.
