Новости за 22.01.2018

Carl Buddig meat company has announced it will purchase the vacant Butterball facility in Montgomery, bringing 250 new jobs to the village.

BelVita — a breakfast biscuit brand developed in France — has boarded the ship of Cap’n Crunch, rattled the cage of Tony the Tiger and proven in short order to be a breakfast powerhouse in the U.S. as cereal sales continue to decline.

The talking points used by all sides of the current debate about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program have focused on young people of undocumented immigrants — the harm caused by loss of status, on one side, or the advantages given by the present status and any extension, on the other...

The judge overseeing the sentencing of disgraced former sports doctor Larry Nassar said Monday that more than 100 girls and women who had given statements so far at the five-day hearing were "sister survivor warriors.""I want to you know that your face and the face of all of the sister survivor...

A lot changed with the Blackhawks on Monday before they faced the Lightning at the United Center.

NBC's Megyn Kelly lashed out at actress Jane Fonda Monday in a simmering dispute over an interview gone awry, even invoking the old "Hanoi Jane" nickname.

For the Bulls, visiting the Smoothie King Center doesn’t mean choosing between peach and mango. It means dealing with Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins, the Pelicans’ delectable big-man combo.

The nominees for the 38th annual Golden Raspberry Awards were announced Monday morning, and the list of shame included multiple nods for "Transformers: The Last Knight," "The Emoji Movie" and "The Mummy." No big surprises there -- the Razzies "celebrate" Hollywood's most dismal output, so it's...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has struck down the boundaries of the state's 18 congressional districts, granting a major victory to plaintiffs who had contended that they were unconstitutionally gerrymandered to benefit Republicans.

Three key leaders at USA Gymnastics resigned Monday as more women and girls told a judge about being sexually assaulted at the hands of a sports doctor who spent years with Olympic gymnasts and other female athletes.The resignations of chairman Paul Parilla, vice chairman Jay Binder and treasurer...

This weekend, more than a million people across the country took to the streets to protest in the second annual Women's March. The first march in January 2017 protested President Donald Trump's inauguration. This year's march, held on the anniversary of Trump's oath of office, focused on disapproval of his...

A plan for a $2.5 million road-widening project aimed at smoothing traffic through the intersection of Touhy and Cicero avenues took a step toward reality Jan. 16, as the Lincolnwood Village Board voted to approve state funding for a design proposal.

The world of agricultural-commodity trading could be upended with the merger of two of its biggest names. Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. has sought deal talks with Bunge Ltd., a person briefed on the matter said at the weekend. That's less than a year after Glencore approached Bunge about a deal.

Surgical services have been unavailable at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center since Dec. 28, when a chemical fume leak engulfed operating rooms and forced the relocation of several veterans already prepped for procedures.

An off-duty police officer's car was stolen in Bellwood on Monday morning and, after being pursued by police, later crashed into a car in Oak Park, police said.

A man and two dogs were killed Sunday night in an Elgin mobile home fire triggered by heat tape used to prevent pipes from freezing, fire officials said.

The White Sox extended spring training invitations to 22 non-roster players Monday.

White Sox players and management will gather in Chicago this weekend for SoxFest and will face plenty of questions about the 2018 season and beyond.

As the work week opened Monday, the federal government shutdown sidelined a host of federal employees in the Chicago area even as the U.S. Senate voted to advance a measure that would send them back to work soon.

A former Naperville resident who spent more than two decades in prison before his murder conviction was overturned is scheduled to be retried this week in the 1990s death of his mother-in-law in a fire.

Sparrow Coffee, a roastery popular among Michelin star restaurants in Chicago, opened its first cafe in downtown Naperville Sunday.

A new townhouse development is set to start construction in Oak Park, after the village board unanimously approved a special-use permit for the project at its Jan. 16 meeting.

The Illinois Republican Party is standing by accusations made by GOP House Leader Jim Durkin regarding the village of Burr Ridge.

Because real life sometimes feels like the stone age, the presidents of most universities are male. But on the BET drama “The Quad,” back for a second season, the person in charge is none other than Anika Noni Rose’s Dr. Eva Fletcher, whose outward calm often belies an inner frustration with any...

The future continues to look bright for the White Sox.

Baseball America released its Top 100 MLB Prospects list Monday, and five Sox players were on it, led by outfielder Eloy Jimenez at No. 4 and pitcher Michael Kopech at No. 11.

Pitcher Alec Hansen (No. 57), outfielder Luis Robert (No. 58) and...