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The man's mom said FBI agents asked if her son had “problems with the government” taking computers and Morton salt from home, reports said.
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Will it stay dry for candy seekers? Plus, a look at the warmest Halloween on record in Illinois.
Kids can wear their costumes and head over to Worth Township Center in Alsip Wednesday, Oct. 28, for trunk or treat.
The Chicago Ridge man's distinctive tattoos appeared consistent with those of the former employee, police said.
"We are not shocked. This was bound to happen," a former neighbor said.
The long-shuttered Evanston landmark will open its doors for a Halloween event with family and evening scares.
It is considered a "premium subsidiary," where members get access to all LA Fitness sites. It doesn't work the other way around.
The crime blotter covers incidents in Highland Park from Oct. 19 through 25.
Staff contacted the village after a report of a hateful symbol across from the New Trier High School campus on Woodland Avenue.
Police were called to the area near Route 71 and Orchard Road for a report of a domestic disturbance in a vehicle, officials said.
A Joliet native, Brad Staab was promoted to executive director back in 2019 when Tom Carstens chose to resign under a separation agreement.
Will County Judge Victoria Breslan reviewed the roughly 550-page lawsuit filed against the city of Joliet seeking to stop the data center.
The bakery and cafe opened at 1222 Washington Court with pastries, coffee, breakfast and lunch near the Metra station.
The winter pilot will close part of Eastman near North School Park, with officials hoping to have skating ready for holiday tree lighting.
Joliet Patch has produced several exclusive stories on Jeremy Ledesma. The Joliet Public School District 86 janitor was fired in January.
So far, the mayor and other officials appear to be running unopposed.
Zvonar is the first and only head football coach in the history of the Griffins.
State police issued an advisory at 7:23 a.m. urging drivers to seek an alternate route and expect delays.
A plaza-friendly slate plans to run in April. They are calling for a traffic light at a local intersection.
Cardinal Blase Cupich sends letters informing parishes that a child sex abuse allegation against Fr. Kenneth Fleck is deemed “unfounded.”
The CPAH project at 925 Deerfield Road will sell eight energy-efficient homes through a land trust program.
A Skokie resident said the mall tickets Niles North High School teachers and tows students' cars while they're in class.
