Новости за 20.04.2018

The death of the wife of San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich has brought an outpouring of support across the NBA.

The death of the wife of San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich has brought an outpouring of support across the NBA.

Talk of having the best rotation in Cubs history died down shortly after the end of spring training.

The PADS Lake County homeless resource center in Waukegan has again come under fire, with a petition calling for its relocation being circulated and city officials saying they will be stepping up their efforts to address complaints.

A second lawsuit is seeking to overturn the village of Deerfield’s assault weapons ban that is scheduled to take effect June 13.

In July 1971, President Richard Nixon jolted the international status quo — and set diplomatic nerves worldwide fluttering — by announcing he would visit China. “Never in history, to our knowledge, have diplomatic relations progressed so fast from the Ping-Pong table to the Presidency,” this page...

Fox Valley Mall in Aurora will soon lose one of its anchor stores as Carson’s is set to close as the store’s parent company Bon-Ton, which has declared bankruptcy, begins liquidating assets.

A Northern Illinois University senior from Elgin is being honored for her contribution to the Latino higher education community.

Skokie became one of the latest municipalities to raise its minimum age for buying tobacco products from 18 to 21, with trustees voting unanimously Monday to do it.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel called on President Donald Trump’s Justice Department Thursday to hand over grant money to Chicago, after a panel of federal judges said the funds can’t be withheld from so-called sanctuary cities.

A new policy endorsed by the Oak Park and River Forest High School Board on April 17 would require students "be treated and supported in a manner consistent with their gender identity" and allowed "access to restrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their gender identification."

A Bolingbrook man charged with DUI six previous times was arrested for a seventh Tuesday by Naperville police.

With the official publication this week of former FBI Director James Comey’s memoir, “A Higher Loyalty,” another round opens in the Washington wrestling match between Comey and the president of the United States.

How convenient. The Washington Post broke the news this week that the CIA director, Mike Pompeo, met two weeks ago with North Korea's dictator. This revelation came just as Senate Democrats' opposition to his nomination to be secretary of state was mounting.

A 39-room boutique hotel is planned for the historic Jewelers Building in the Loop after the 136-year-old building sold this month for $7.2 million.

Prosecutors are seeking to charge a 16-year-old boy as an adult with murder in connection with a Hammond stabbing last summer.

A Downstate Republican lawmaker launched a third-party bid for governor on Thursday, exacerbating the challenges facing Gov. Bruce Rauner’s re-election as he seeks to heal divisions within his party’s base to take on Democrat J.B. Pritzker.