President-elect Donald Trump on Friday announced he’ll nominate West suburban Catholic school board leader Brian Burch as the next U.S. ambassador to the Vatican.
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Giannoulias debuts new drive-through DMV in Lombard, a first for Illinois
Do you want fries with that sticker? New Lombard DMV has drive-through service.
Sosa, Cubs appear to have made up, the question is will anyone care?
Sammy Sosa and the Cubs appear to have reconciled. We shall see how this goes, or even if anyone still cares. The Cubs are willing to bend and Sosa is willing to be bent, and Cub fans may wonder what difference any of it makes.
Hanover Township receives $600,000 open-space grant for park in Bartlett
Hanover Township has received a $600,000 state grant for its planned development of eight acres of green space on its Tiknis Campus in Bartlett.
Three robbed outside Des Plaines restaurant
Three people were robbed by a gunman Thursday night outside a Des Plaines restaurant.
District 211 board election uncontested after two candidates’ paperwork rejected
The April 1 board of education election for Palatine-Schaumburg High School District 211 became officially uncontested Friday when a Cook County electoral board sustained objections against two of the filed candidates’ nominating petitions.
Woman evades would-be car thieves in Des Plaines
Two would-be thieves tried to force a woman out of her SUV on Wednesday evening in Des Plaines, but the driver escaped unharmed, police said.
‘Literally filled with love’: How the #LovePurse campaign helps domestic violence survivors
The purses are new, never used.
West Chicago artist’s murals lend downtown a dash of vibrant color
Local artist Giovanni Arellano has created a series of vibrant murals in West Chicago featuring nature scenes related to the Illinois Prairie Path.
Why Illinois lawmakers might change pension benefits for some employees
Changes that would make Illinois pension systems compliant with Social Security by improving benefits for government employees hired since 2011 could be on the table when lawmakers return to Springfield in January.