The condo, which is in a building developed by Belgravia Group, was sold in an off-market deal.
Day: September 11, 2024
Investigation into Porter County official sparks discussion at county council meeting
A special prosecutor announced Monday that he would not file charges against a Porter County elected official stemming from an incident in late August, but community members and a county council member are concerned that it reflects badly on the community.
Researchers: ShotSpotter helps gunshot victims receive rapid first aid. Does that change the debate?
After ShotSpotter goes live, fatality rates are about 4 percentage points lower in the areas with the technology.
Of Notoriety: Readers get Broadway ‘Harry Potter’ play answers with 5-month Chicago run
When the first Harry Potter book by J.K. Rowling “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” published in June 1997, it changed the literature landscape for young readers.
Column: From Tuesday’s presidential debate, 5 points about lion taming, sarcasm and the power of the reaction shot
Is there any way to enforce a live televised debate’s rules of order? Should we even try?
WR Rome Odunze called ‘day to day’ — and Chicago Bears feel ‘very lucky’ rookie’s knee injury wasn’t worse
Rome Odunze stretched with the Chicago Bears but wasn’t set to practice Wednesday after he sprained his left MCL in Sunday’s win.
Suburban politicians analyze the presidential candidates’ debate performances
Reactions from suburban political leaders to Tuesday night’s presidential debate were as politically charged as the two candidates’ remarks in Philadelphia.
Afternoon Briefing: Opening statements kick off trial of ex-AT&T boss
Good afternoon, Chicago. Here’s what is happening today.
Justin Timberlake reaches plea deal to resolve drunken driving case, AP source says
Justin Timberlake is scheduled to enter a new plea Friday in his drunken driving case in New York’s Hamptons, prosecutors said. Details of the plea weren’t disclosed, but a person with knowledge of the deal said Timberlake has agreed to plead guilty to a less serious offense than the original charge of driving while intoxicated.
NWI residents oppose permit renewal for Tradebe waste management
Northwest Indiana residents on Tuesday attended a public hearing for a Tradebe waste management, majority opposing the company’s permit renewal. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management hosted a meeting at the East Chicago Public Library’s Pastrick Branch. IDEM administers the hazardous waste permit program and related requirements statewide, according to the agency. Tradebe, a Barcelona-based waste management company, has a hazardous waste storage and treatment facility at 4343 Kennedy Ave. in East Chicago. The permit renewal would allow Tradebe to continue to store and treat hazardous wastes in containers and tanks at the facility, according to IDEM. Tradebe is one […]