Новости за 26.01.2018

Carpentersville trustees on Wednesday withdrew their separation agreement offer to J. Mark Rooney, saying the village manager voluntarily resigned when he stopped showing up for work earlier this month.

White Sox fans will arrive at this weekend’s sold-out SoxFest 2018 at the Hilton Chicago with baseball on their minds and items for their favorite players in their hands to be autographed.

A sometimes tearful Kevin Campbell told a jury Thursday he was cooperative with Portage police when he was questioned in the hours after his ex-girlfriend's murder, but that had changed when he found out police had removed his oldest son from classes at Willowcreek Middle School in Portage.

All of a sudden, Chicago Police Lieutenant Laura West stopped talking Thursday inside the 7th District’s Strategic Support Center in Englewood.

People were in police custody after shots were fired at officers Thursday afternoon in the Gresham neighborhood, police said.

A Lake Zurich-based gymnastics coach was charged this week with sexual assault of a 16-year-old student, Libertyville police said.

Kirsten Perry, newly named 2018 School Counselor of the Year, was sitting in a school office with some students at Lawndale Community Academy in Chicago, waiting for what she thought would be a phone call from the executive director of the American School Counselor Association. When the phone rang...

A 56-year-old Arlington Heights man recently was charged with disorderly conduct after, police said, he repeatedly drove past a 12-year-old girl as she walked home from school, frightening her.

The following items were taken from the Park Ridge Police Department bulletin. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt.

The city of Chicago abruptly settled a lawsuit over a police shooting Thursday, just days after attorneys for the Law Department were accused yet again of withholding evidence.

President Donald Trump is proposing a plan that provides a path to citizenship for 1.8 million of the so-called "Dreamer" immigrants, tighter restrictions on legal immigration and $25 billion in border security, the White House said, putting forward an outline likely to find resistance from some...

Senior center Jalen Shaw didn't grow up playing organized basketball.

As a kid, you could find Shaw with his friends on the playgrounds of Elgin.

Two things happened next. In eighth grade, he hit a growth spurt. Then, during his freshman year, he met Larkin coach Deryn Carter.

Shaw now has Division...

A 51-story office tower will replace Morton Salt’s former headquarters on Wacker Drive, but the squat structure’s stainless steel panels — a key feature of the five-story building’s Mid-Century Modern architecture — will live on after demolition.

Blackhawks announcer Eddie Olczyk was audibly moved during a WSCR-AM 670 interview Thursday upon learning his candor and public battle with colon cancer led to early cancer detection and treatment for the father of a radio listener.

President Donald Trump barreled into a global summit in the Swiss Alps on Thursday, threatening to stop U.S. aid to the Palestinians and dismissing as a "false rumor" the idea that there are tensions in the U.S. relationship with Britain.

Illinois would ban tackle football for children younger than 12 under the Dave Duerson Act, a proposed state law unveiled in Chicago Thursday.

A judge Thursday ordered that a Wilmette woman charged last week with attempted murder for allegedly attacking her mother with a knife continue to be held without bail .

The sky Wednesday morning will mark a celestial affair that hasn't occurred in the Chicago area in more than 150 years. And you can watch it without burning your eyes.

James "Dougie" Upchurch has outlived everyone's expectations. But such life-affirming news is creating a troubling dilemma.

The other night I watched one of the worst movies I've ever seen. (No need for "spoiler alerts"; this film can hardly be spoiled.)

David and Sandra Lange were living a quiet, ordinary life in Aurora's Orchard Valley subdivision when they found themselves at the center of what could well be a "Dateline" mystery.

Does He (still) Hate Me?

That we don’t know. But this we do: The XFL is coming back.

WWE chairman Vince McMahon announced the re-launch Thursday, pledging high-quality football in 2020 without some of the gimmicks that led to the XFL’s demise in 2001.

“I think the most important thing we learned...