The Supreme Court appears poised to allow emergency abortions in Idaho when a pregnant patient’s health is at serious risk, according to Bloomberg News, which said a copy of the opinion was briefly posted Wednesday on the court’s website.
Day: June 26, 2024
Lake County state lawmakers talk coal ash, casino and maternal care at town hall
Coal ash was one of several issues discussed at a town hall hosted by state Sen. Adriane Johnson, D-Buffalo Grove, state Rep. Daniel Didich, and Mayfield Monday in Waukegan to report to the public and hear from their constituents.
Down to Business: No ‘zombiemat’ for this Naperville couple, who believe you get clean clothes at a clean laundry
Nicole Fleming folds laundry that’s been cleaned at Bailey Rd Laundromat in Naperville. She and husband Nick bought the business two years ago. (Steve Metsch – Naperville Sun) Nicole and Nick Fleming have 20 dryers and 18 washers available at the Bailey Rd Laundromat in Naperville, which is open daily. About two-thirds of their business is residential. (Steve Metsch – Naperville Sun) Natalie Fleming (center) often works with her parents Nicole and Nick Fleming at the Bailey Rd Laundromat, a family-owned business in Naperville. (Steve Metsch – Naperville Sun) Business: Bailey Rd Laundry Address: 355 E. Bailey Rd., Naperville Phone/Website: 630-857-9777, www.baileyrdlaundromat.com Owners: Nick Fleming, 52, and […]
Carol Stream officer who killed man won’t be prosecuted
The police officer who shot and killed a man in Carol Stream in February will not be criminally prosecuted, the DuPage County State’s Attorney announced Wednesday.
Column: Atheist Sherman would have sued over Ten Commandments
Some may recall that Buffalo Grove resident Sherman was the bane of Wauconda, Waukegan, Zion and other communities, as he challenged the use of religious symbols in public places.
Woman pronounced dead after being found unresponsive outside on South Side
An unidentified woman was pronounced dead Wednesday morning after she was found unresponsive outside on the South Side in the West Woodlawn neighborhood, Chicago police said. Shortly after 8 a.m., the woman was found unresponsive outside in the 6900 block of South Wabash Avenue, and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. No one was in custody, and detectives were investigating the circumstance leading up to the woman being found deceased. No additional information was provided by Chicago Police Department.
Mega warehouse gets green light to build on Geneva’s east side
In a series of split votes at a special meeting Monday, Geneva City Council members approved a 55.62-acre annexation, which will include a 719,200-square-foot warehouse on the city’s east side.
Column: Just how intelligent is the use of AI?
AI clearly greatly aids routine work, including research, but is no substitute for judgment.
Griffith Country Music fest debuts Friday
The Town of Griffith is adding another festival to this year’s line-up and this time they’re going country.
Paris puts Park Ridge artist’s statue of Lincoln on display near Champs Elysee
Usually the well-worn path is one-way, from France to the United States, for high culture and haute cuisine alighting here via the Statue of Liberty, art galleries, fancy restaurants and bakeries. But when the course was reversed, in this instance from Park Ridge to the streets of Paris, there was cause for celebration on Saturday, June 15, via French champagne, charcuterie trays and macarons at the local Kalo Foundation for the most all-American of symbols – a bust of Abraham Lincoln. Park Ridge art patrons gathered at a white-painted converted home just northwest of downtown to hear a story that […]