The Justice Department says Attorney General Merrick Garland will not be prosecuted for contempt of Congress.
Justice Department won’t prosecute Attorney General Garland for contempt of Congress, says refusal to provide audio wasn’t a crime
Day: June 14, 2024
Bryson DeChambeau in the mix at another major and shares the early 36-hole US Open lead with former Illinois golfer Thomas Detry
Bryson DeChambeau, who tied for sixth in the Masters and finished second in the PGA Championship, has been in the top 10 in nine of his last 10 rounds in the majors.
Calumet City Mayor Thaddeus Jones casts tie-breaking vote to approve disputed credit card charges
Two Calumet City aldermen opposed paying some credit card charges by Mayor Thaddeus Jones, saying they were not for city business.
Waukegan Park District bringing arts to the parks this summer; ‘We are making art accessible to all’
Starting June 6, Marcum said she and her crew, including Smith and several others, will visit eight parks in all through Aug 1. They also lead art projects at the Park District’s Movies in the Park nights five times this summer, and at the Waukegan Band concerts at the beach seven times between June 18 and Aug. 6.
Sun and smiles shine at Porter County’s inaugural health fair; officials hope to make it an annual event
Mother Nature smiled with sunny skies upon Porter County’s Inaugural Kickoff to Summer Health & Wellness Fair Friday morning at Central Park Plaza in Valparaiso. Under the Urschel Pavilion, 45 community partners enjoyed the shade while blaring music set a lively tone.
Chesterton man accused of drunken driving on I-80 with unrestrained kids in back seat, records allege
Chesterton man charged after drunkenly clocking 95 MPH on I-80 with unrestrained kids in back seat, records allege
Scammers are trying to solicit donations to police department, Norridge police say
Norridge residents have received phone calls asking for donations to support the police department, according to Norridge police. Police said those phone calls are not coming from the department, and that the department will never solicit funds over the phone, nor will ever give phone numbers to a third party, via a news release on Thursday. Police pointed to facts from the Federal Trade Commission for persons wishing to donate to the department. “Simply having the words “police” or “firefighter” in an organization’s name does not mean police or firefighters are members of the group. Ask for identification. Chances are […]
Prospect Heights to consider regulating chickens after decades of not doing so
While a number of suburbs have considered allowing the keeping of chickens outdoors in recent years, Prospect Heights officials are proposing the first true set of rules the city has ever had due to a rise of nuisance complaints over the past year.
Chicago White Sox prospect report: Catching up with Double-A catcher Edgar Quero, whose ‘time is coming’
Edgar Quero, the No. 4 prospect in the Chicago White Sox organization, earned Southern League Player of the Week honors for Double-A Birmingham.
The Way We Were: Back when every little town had a downtown movie theater, The Naper was the place to go
From 1916 to 1977, downtown Naperville boasted its own single-screen movie theater on Jefferson Avenue, where the Naperville Running Company’s now located.