The April 2025 collision resulted in the deaths of a Hinsdale couple.
The man was smoking and drinking when he entered through an unlocked door, police said.
An anti-DUI group examined drunken-driving statistics in towns across the state.
The home's occupants got out before firefighters arrived, and no injuries were reported, authorities said.
He said he would make "Columbine look like a picnic," according to a report.
He directed an employee to create false invoices to hide his spending, an internal inquiry found.
The village declared the house uninhabitable, an official said.
The off-duty officer, who owns a bar, chased a woman who struck a curb. He said he thought it may have been a hit-and-run.
The owner "perpetuated fraud against the Secretary of State," according to a report.
The school put students and the public at risk, a state agency said.
She billed the government for services that she did not provide, authorities said.
The man told police that he let his "hot head" get the best of him.
The woman's toddler was in the car where the crime took place, a TV station reported.
A woman sped away from medics and crashed, killing a couple, the lawsuit alleges.
In another case, a catalytic converter was stolen from a bus at a local park, authorities said.
She ran Chicago offices where she billed for services she did not provide, the attorney general said.
He has been sentenced to prison and is subject to removal again.
He was first elected in 2013. He was arrested early Sunday morning, police said.
A group of divers looking for another missing person discovered the body. Cook County confirmed the body's identity.
The state and federal governments have teamed up in the litigation against the company.
The woman was observed on camera south of the La Grange village limit, police said.
A wallet was stolen from one, while the steering column was damaged in another, police said.
Last April's collision resulted in the deaths of a Hinsdale couple.
The person was in a red SUV and may have been going through garbage, police said.
The crash occurred near the dividing line between La Grange and Western Springs.
Uher, a 22-year police department veteran, completed the FBI's 10-week executive development program.
"Help us spread the word, so residents understand this is a planned training exercise," police said.
The ex-prosecutor said he was making a joke and that he knew nothing about explosives, authorities said.
"Chief, light these people up. Write some tickets," an official said in 2023.
“Responding police departments have confidence that there was no credible threat,” Dist. 217 officials say in a statement.
The bill would strip officers of a technology that helps catch criminals, he said.
The youths swiped more than $4,000 in clothing before officers caught them, police said.
A woman held a board with nails in it and asked a couple who they were looking at, authorities said.
A 53-year-old woman was charged in the incident, authorities said.
The village cited several exceptions under state law, including that disclosure would deprive a person of a fair trial.
The fire department said it quickly put out the main body of the fire.
A judge questioned the police department's handling of the matter.
An officer was a no-show in court. Police "failed at every single point," a neighbor said.
Drug parties and prostitution took place at the house where the raid took place.