Just as parts of the world are becoming uninhabitable and nearly half the U.S. is under an extreme heat advisory, extremists on the Supreme Court have decided they know more about climate change than scientists and meteorologists.
Day: July 12, 2024
Info meetings on replacing Elgin’s Kimball and Chicago street bridges set for Thursday
The Kimball Street and Chicago Street bridges over the Fox River in Elgin need to be replaced, and residents will get their first informal look at what the city’s planning at an informational meeting being held Thursday.
Hobart woman and son charged in grandmother’s death at Virginia senior living facility
A Hobart woman held down her 81-year-old mother while her son used the strap of his bag to strangle his grandmother at a Virginia senior living facility, investigators allege in court documents.
At odds with CPS over staffing cuts, Mayor Johnson signals ‘increased costs’ above $9.9B proposed budget
With two weeks remaining before a planned vote on Chicago Public Schools’ $9.9 billion budget proposal, Mayor Brandon Johnson has said he won’t accept staff cuts.
US wholesale inflation picked up in June in sign that some price pressures remain elevated
Wholesale prices in the United States rose by a larger-than-expected 2.6% last month from a year earlier, a sign that some inflation pressures remain high.
Styrofoam recycling event to be held in Naperville in August
On Aug. 10, anyone wanting to get rid of the styrene plastic products often used for packaging, insulation and crafts can drop them off from 9 a.m. to noon at Frontier Sports Complex at 3380 Cedar Glade Drive so they can be repurposed rather than sent to a landfill.
Monahan-Keith named head women’s basketball coach at IUN
Nicki Monahan-Keith is the new women’s basketball coach at Indiana University Northwest in Gary.
‘Better than I thought’: Elgin Mall tenants move to new location in East Dundee
East Dundee is home to the new Elgin Mall. Two years ago this month, tenants learned that the old Elgin Mall on McLean Boulevard in Elgin would be closing.
Aurora Fire Department launces new open data website
The website provides information about fire prevention and emergency management training efforts.
Letters to the Editor: Environmental protections under threat after Supreme Court ruling; we must curb the Supreme Court and halt Trump’s future plans; Project 2025 a manifesto for ending democracy as we know it
Letters to the editor submitted to the Naperville Sun.