Lesterhuis and Rothenberg didn’t lose a set all season until the Class 2A state final.
Adversity pushes New Trier’s Ariane Lesterhuis and Keri Rothenberg at state. ‘It’s about how you handle it.’
Day: November 6, 2024
Wheeling car wreck leaves one person critically hurt
A Vernon Hills man was critically injured Wednesday morning when his broken-down car was struck by another auto on Lake-Cook Road in Wheeling, police said.
With 17 races up for election, Illinois Democrats keep a lock on majority of state’s congressional seats
In the state’s most closely watched race, Democratic Rep. Eric Sorensen fended off a challenge from Republican Joe McGraw in the 17th district.
Man in grave condition after striking parked vehicle after shooting on West Side
A 41-year-old man was reportedly in grave condition Wednesday afternoon after being discovered unresponsive after striking a parked vehicle in the Garfield Park neighborhood, Chicago police said. Shortly before 1 p.m., the victim was found unresponsive after hitting a parked vehicle in the 600 block of North Lawndale Avenue, police said. He was taken with […]
Restaurateur in talks to take over former bank in Des Plaines
A restaurateur behind the renowned Foxtail on the Lake in Des Plaines could be brought on by the city to create a new downtown eatery, officials announced.
La transición de Donald Trump comienza ahora: así es cómo funcionará
El inminente regreso de Donald Trump a la Casa Blanca significa que querrá establecer un gobierno completamente distinto al que tuvo el presidente Joe Biden. Su equipo también prometió que el segundo mandato no se parecerá mucho al primero que Trump estableció después de su victoria en 2016.
Aurora townhome uninhabitable after fire
No one was home at the time of the fire, and no injuries were reported, officials said.
‘Easily hashtagged’: New ‘DtA’ sign coming to downtown Arlington Heights
It’s not the Picasso or The Bean, but a new public art sculpture coming to downtown Arlington Heights is already eliciting varied reactions.
Batavia mayor to seek 12th term
Batavia Mayor Jeff Schielkeis seeking a 12th term.
Niles won’t separate into districts, its trustees will continue to represent the whole town after appear to reject districts referendum
The village of Niles will not be broken up into representative districts and village trustees will continue to be elected at-large – each representing the whole north suburban town instead specific areas of it – after unofficial election results from the election Tuesday indicate a failed referendum. Niles voters said “no” to the referendum question that asked, “Shall the Village of Niles be divided into 6 districts with one Trustee elected from each district…?” As of late-evening on election night, 70% of voters responded “No” to the binding referendum, according to unofficial results by the Cook County Clerk’s office from […]