In a strongly worded letter to Valparaiso University’s Board of Directors, Richard Brauer demanded his name be removed from the Brauer Museum of Art if any of three cornerstone paintings are sold to fund dorm renovations, and called the move to sell the paintings by José Padilla, the university’s president, a “desperate action by a desperate man.”
A longtime DuPage Democrat who has previously called for letting voters decide the future of the county’s recorder of deeds office is now hoping to lead it.
Chinese hackers engaged in a broader espionage operation targeted cellphones used by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, his running mate, JD Vance, and people associated with the Democratic campaign of Kamala Harris.
The Chicago Bears take a step up in competition in Week 8 when they travel to play the Washington Commanders on Sunday at Northwest Stadium.
“INSERT COIN: Inside Midway’s Arcade Revolution” exhibit opens Saturday at the Cleve Carney Museum of Arts on the campus of the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn.
Both District 12 State Representative candidates have education and public safety on their list of concerns. Incumbent Mike Andrade, 44 of Munster, is facing another Munster resident, James Lietz, who recently ran for a seat on the North Township Board of Trustees.
Arron Neal, a 25-year-old Chicago man who went missing from his home, was found shot to death in the Kickapoo Woods Forest Preserve.
Johnson suggested he had no immediate intention to give back the money when asked how he would handle the sizable contribution.
Police said they had to force their way into a Porter County residence Thursday night to arrest Donald M. Johnson, who had an outstanding warrant for probation violation and failure to comply after skipping a $40,000 payment required as part of the restitution to his many victims in a real estate fraud case.
The Prospect Heights City Council’s consideration of regulations to keep chickens in the village has been pushed to next month.