Gunman's Dad Bankrupt | Shooting 'Montage' | Republican Kept On Ballot

It's the eve of the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. Let us get you caught up on the latest news from the across northern Chicago suburbs from the past few days.

Here is a look at articles that have been getting attention from Patch.com readers:

Fatal Police Shooting Video, Audio Released In Elk Grove Village

The lawyers for the family of Jack Murray, who died on Dec. 1, called the release "self-motivated" with "a heavy hand of spin."

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Bob Crimo, Accused Highland Park Shooter's Dad, Declares Bankruptcy

Last week, lenders asked a judge to allow them to repossess and sell the foreclosed childhood home of his alleged mass shooter son.

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Taking Deep Dive Into History, Titanic Exhibition Docks At Old Orchard

The traveling Titanic exhibition headed to Skokie features more than 300 artifacts, full-sized recreations of the ship's interior and more.

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After Serval Cat Incident, Police Look To Update Rules On Wild Animals

Village officials in Vernon Hills are considering changes to its animal control ordinance.

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Northbrook School Board, Teachers Union Reach 3-Year Labor Agreement

The first-ever labor agreement between the two sides was approved at a special meeting on Monday, according to Northbrook District 28.

Objection Over Ballot Misspelling Overruled

A candidate for the McHenry County Board will remain on the Republican primary ballot following an objection by his opponent.

Yachtsman Guilty In $4 Million Financial Institution Fraud Scheme

Skokie business owner David Izsak's elaborate fraud involved fake identities, falsified loan applications and a luxury yacht, a jury found.

Suburban Pizza Joint Becomes 'Little Nero's Pizza' From Home Alone

Easy Street Pizza in Park Ridge pays homage to the fictional Winnetka eatery through the end of December with Little Nero's boxes and more.

Woman, 42, Dies In Apartment Blaze

The fire happened Saturday at an apartment building in Waukegan.

$30.5 Million In Property Tax Refunds Headed To Cook County Homeowners

Automatic refunds to about 9,000 property owners begin this week, according to the Cook County Treasurer's Office. Here's how to find out if you are in line to receive one.

Police Reports/Blotters

• Man Under Influence Of Cocaine Caused Fatal Crash: Police
• Armed Robbery Reported At Elk Grove Village Subway: Police
• Bridal Shop Owner Scams Customer On Wedding Gown: Police
• Grinch Steals Items From Donation Box At Biz: Blotter
• Car Drives Off Interstate 94, Crashes Into Building
• 1 In Custody In Home Invasion In Vernon Hills