Новости за 26.02.2018

A Lake County Sheriff's Office corrections officer has been charged with battery for alleged inappropriate actions involving a food worker at the jail, according to officials.

Niles Park District officials are pushing back against a groundswell of complaints raised by parents over the synthetic turf field at the LoVerde Sports and Recreation Center, denying the presence of "conclusive evidence" that the turf could pose a health risk to children.

A former "American Idol" contest was found guilty Monday for her role in a brawl at a Palatine bar. Haley Reinhart intentionally struck a bouncer during the altercation, a judge ruled.

The Bears continued the process of shedding their roster of unproductive and injured players as a prelude to the restart of their rebuilding process.

Bail is set at $1 million for an Aurora man charged with shooting a Carol Stream teen last week in a Batavia Steak 'n Shake drive-thru, where police said the shooter's sedan was behind the teen's car.

A man beat and stabbed a woman he knew who was recovering from severe injuries from a car crash, then sent a photo of her body to a family member before calling 911 to say he had killed the woman, prosecutors said Monday.

A 23-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder after one of four people stabbed during an altercation outside a restaurant early Saturday morning died, according to Waukegan police.

The Illinois gubernatorial race ignited sparks in Aurora Sunday, as the brother of Chris Kennedy asked J.B. Pritzker to address embattled Cook County Assessor Joe Berrios, who is supporting Pritzker.

The sheriff's deputy assigned to guard the Florida high school that was the scene of a mass shooting never entered the building to confront the suspect because he believed the gunfire was coming from outside, his attorney said Monday.

Hey “Lord of the Rings” fans: a medieval dinner straight from the kitchens of Middle-earth will soon be served on a table near you.

Fifth-ranked flyweight Sergio Pettis returns to the United Center June 9 for UFC 225 hoping to redeem a loss his last bout in Chicago.

When Donald Trump became his party's nominee for president in 2016, the many Republicans who had reservations about him convinced themselves that the bargain they made could be fruitful for everyone. They'd stand by him despite the kind of person he is, and in return they'd get the policy results...

Tiffany Walden was covering breaking news for the Orlando Sentinel.

“When you think of Orlando, you think of Disney and amusement parks,” Walden, 29, told me. “I had no idea how much violence there would be.”

Morgan Elise Johnson was making films at an indie production company in Milwaukee.

“It...

After hiring a new coach to turn around the team’s fortunes, the Chicago Bears are making a move of a different kind, announcing plans to move offices from Soldier Field to Wacker Drive.

Elmwood Park resident Kim Aiello said she has a lot to be thankful for in 2018. She explained that her daughter, Olivia, a seventh-grader at Elm Middle School, nearly died on Dec. 23, due to bacterial sinusitis that made its way into her brain.

The bad news is that the Blackhawks lost faith in a one of their former first-round draft picks.

With extra police on hand, Mundelein High School funneled all students arriving at school through one door Monday morning following a Saturday threat on social media that resulted in charges against two students, according to officials.

Mikey Duarte is broken.

The 23-year-old will never be the same person he was prior to the life-shattering night of Oct. 1. His parents, Michael and Barbara, will never be the same either.

The White Sox prospect is consumed with sadness, guilt and anger nearly five months after the death of his...

Two decades before Harvey Weinstein - before the barrage of sexual misconduct allegations against Charlie Rose and Matt Lauer and Kevin Spacey and Al Franken and Steve Wynn; before countless women came forward with their stories of harassment and abuse, forming a movement that forced raw conversations...

Mick Jagger was on the move in Chicago last week.

The Rolling Stones frontman, 74, was spotted at Roscoe’s Tavern in Boystown on Friday. Onlookers said he checked out performances by “RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars” contestants Aja and Milk. A rep for the bar confirmed his visit on social media.

GLENDALE, Ariz. – White Sox outfielder Adam Engel wanted to be the next Brett Favre, but football’s loss was baseball’s gain.

President Donald Trump told the nation's governors on Monday that he would have rushed in to aid students and teachers during the deadly mass shooting at a Florida high school.

When investors talk about owning funds, they usually mean open-end mutual funds. Less often these days do you hear much about closed-end funds (CEFs), although their roots can be traced back more than a century. About 500 CEFs trade on U.S. exchanges, compared with nearly 8,000 mutual funds and...

How crucial is O’Hare International Airport to the future of Chicago? The city would be marooned in the global economy without it. If O’Hare ever loses its position as a top-tier hub, Chicago becomes a bigger Milwaukee — a nice enough place to do business but not competitive with Atlanta, Los Angeles...

In the predominantly African-American communities on Chicago’s South and West sides, things have been bad for far too long, and they seem to be getting worse — for those communities and for the city as a whole.