A cyclist was hospitalized in critical condition after Chicago police said he was hit by a car fleeing a traffic stop in Auburn Gresham Friday afternoon.
Driver fleeing traffic stop critically injures cyclist in Auburn Gresham, police say
Day: March 29, 2024
County grant to help fund permeable paver parking lot at Naperville garden plots
The Naperville Park District has received a $60,000 grant to assist with replacing a gravel parking lot with permeable pavers at the Ron Ory Community Garden Plots, county and park district officials said.
Worshippers mark Good Friday in Des Plaines, Palatine
Jesus’ Way of the Cross was vividly displayed Friday before thousands of faithful who gathered to view the Good Friday procession at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Des Plaines.
Judge strips Naperville Korean Church of assets amid property dispute with United Methodist Church
A Korean Methodist church in Naperville has been stripped of its property and bank account while it engages in a legal battle for the assets with the Northern Illinois Conference of the United Methodist Church.
Christmas in March: Mario Lopez movie filming in Long Grove brings cheer
It’s nearly April and the temperatures have crept close to 50 degrees, but thanks to the filming of a new movie, Christmas is still in full swing in Long Grove.
Benjamin Miller, former chief justice of Illinois Supreme Court, dies
Benjamin K. Miller was an Illinois state Supreme Court justice for 17 years and was Chief Justice from 1991 until 1993. “He was a wise jurist and well respected by his colleagues and the bar,” said retired state Supreme Court Justice S. Louis Rathje. Miller, 87, died on Feb. 25 at Memorial Hospital in Springfield, according to a release from the state court system. Born in Springfield, Miller earned a bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University in 1958 and a law degree from Vanderbilt University in 1961. He served in the Army Reserves from 1961 until 1964 and in the […]
Easter signs outside Evanston church vandalized ahead of holiday
Annette Stover has a message for the person who vandalized a dozen Easter signs on the front lawn of her Evanston church. “There’s a lot of actions taken against Christians around the world,” said Stover, who is communications chair with the First Presbyterian Church of Evanston. “This isn’t just an innocent thing. It’s a worldwide anti-Christian focus people are engaging in.” A dozen colorful Easter lawn signs outside the church in the 1400 block of Chicago Avenue in the north suburb were pulled up, damaged and thrown into the street between the late evening hours of March 28 and early […]
bet365 bonus code CTNEWS: Bettor’s choice in North Carolina, nine other states
bet365, along with seven other operators, is now live in North Carolina following the March 11 launch of online sports betting. The promotional structure is a bit different as you can access two unique offers using the bet365 bonus code CTNEWS: either a $200 bet and get or a $1,000 bet insurance promo. For the […]
Disabilities won’t stop these Naperville vets from skiing, curling and doing other sports at national clinic
Two Naperville women will be among 400 disabled veterans from across the country showcasing their athletic abilities in the upcoming Winter Sports Clinic in Colorado.
Illinois will face UConn with a trip to the Final Four on the line. 5 takeaways from the Illini’s memorable journey.
Illinois is a big underdog against Connecticut in the East Region final Saturday in Boston. But Brad Underwood and the Illini believe they are battle-tested and up for the challenge.