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Judge Caroline Glennon-Goodman sent a "My First Ankle Monitor" meme to a fellow judge, calling it “my husband’s idea of Christmas humor."
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Frankie Perez, the chief commercial hearings officer under ex-Assessor Joe Berrios, is charged with taking bribes to reduce property taxes.
Though Steve Wilson's $200,000-a-year contract expired on Dec. 31, he still gets his full salary until June 20 under a separation agreement.
Lake County residents can report high-risk or unsafe intersections, streets and roads in CMAP’s latest road safety initiative.
Cook County residents can report high-risk or unsafe intersections, streets and roads in CMAP’s latest road safety initiative.
Carter's departure comes state lawmakers debate a plan to merge Chicago’s public transit systems ahead of a $771 million budget shortfall.
Ezike admitted breaking the "revolving door" rule by taking a $1 million-a-year job as CEO of Sinai Health within months of regulating it.
A 72-year-old woman was struck by a driver turning right on Waukegan Road as she walked her dog in a crosswalk.
A 35-year-old Rogers Park resident was behind the wheel of a gray SUV found with a visible hole in its windshield after a one-car crash.
Fire officials said two employees of Waukegan Public Works were rushed to hospital after a power line energized their truck.
Bids start at $1M (plus fees, expenses) for the right to spend one week every year in the Chicago Bulls star's sprawling 7.4-acre estate.
Robert Melock spent 30 years behind bars after police and interrogators framed him for his grandmother’s brutal murder, a new suit alleges.
In the latest fines, OSHA inspectors found Corner Construction Co. roofers working without fall protection in August at a home in Glencoe.
Guardian investigation reveals Uline's "shuttle support" program imports Mexican workers to work Liz and Dick Uihlein's U.S. warehouses.
Zoning code changes could allow for nearly 450 apartments to be built on the lucrative longtime location of drive-thru Chase Bank ATMs.
Evanston man charged with drunk driving, Skokie resident accused of drug dealing: Wilmette-Kenilworth Police Blotter
Wanted Wilmette man arrested after call of dispute in Winnetka; Wheeling man charged of aggravated DUI: New Trier Township Police Blotters
The Illinois hemp industry and the mayor of Chicago mobilized against the governor to block broad new state regulations on hemp-derived THC.