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Bucktown 'Black Widow' Murderer Makes TV Series
The story of an infamous female murderer was recently featured on Investigation Discovery. Part of her killing streak occurred right here in Bucktown, investigators say.
I was born in Elgin, 10 minutes before my twin brother, Tim. He has since made up for his tardiness in height, towering over me today by about 1 and 1/2 feet. He and I are tied for the youngest in the family—though I like to consider myself a middle child—and have two older brothers. I grew up on one of the last standing farms in what is now the well-developed area of Prairie View. For those who do not know the town, it is a northwest suburb of Chicago sandwiched in the middle of Long Grove, Buffalo Grove and Lincolnshire. I moved to Minnesota to attend Winona State University, which is situated right on the Mississippi River. During my time there, I left for six months to study abroad in Granada, Spain, where I traveled throughout the provinces and even ran with the bulls in Pamplona. I returned to Illinois in June 2007 after graduating with a B.A. in Mass Communications: Journalism and Spanish. I wrote for The Daily Chronicle in DeKalb until June 2010. There, I covered education for about two years, crime for nearly one and during my home stretch, delved into issues centered on the governments of DeKalb County and the City of Sycamore.
The story of an infamous female murderer was recently featured on Investigation Discovery. Part of her killing streak occurred right here in Bucktown, investigators say.
There's still no opening date for a new Wicker Park Chinese restaurant that has been in the works since last year. But sources surrounding the Modern Asian Kitchen, 1924 W. Division St., say renovation work may be wrapping up soon.
DePaul University's staff weigh in on the city's role as a major player in video game development as well as changes in the industry.
Patch combed through inspection reports of local restaurants, grocery stores and other food establishments. Some businesses that had previously failed eventually passed, while others had no problems passing the first time.
Read the full regular season schedule for your Chicago Bears.
Realtors say this local home "exudes luxury." Check out the accompanying photo gallery for a glimpse of the details.
Craving a homemade cookie or some fresh bread? You may want to stop by Dinkel's Bakery, a fourth-generation nearby business that got its start on North Side more than 90 years ago.
A trial date for a couple accused of beating two women in nearby Bucktown has been set. The announcement came Monday—one day before the horrific attack's third anniversary.
A trial date for a couple accused of beating two women in Bucktown has been set. The announcement came Monday—one day before the horrific attack's third anniversary.
Ald. Michele Smith recently sent a letter to residents about how a new law will affect Wild Hare's recently filed third request for a Public Place of Amusement License. The reggae club has been struggling since its move from Wrigleyville to Lincoln
Ald. Michele Smith recently sent a letter to residents about how a new law will affect Wild Hare's recently filed third request for a Public Place of Amusement License. The reggae club has been struggling since its move from Wrigleyville to Lincoln
Ever wonder what a rhino eats? How about a lion? Check out a visit with the zoo's staff to learn what animals are chomping on. Some of the meals may surprise you.
Chicago Police were investigating a shooting Monday that occurred early Sunday very close to Wrigley Field.
Realtors say this local home "exudes luxury." Check out the accompanying photo gallery for a glimpse of the details.
Realtors say this local home "exudes luxury." Check out the accompanying photo gallery for a glimpse of the details.
Chicago officials announced Friday afternoon that they're sending help in the form of law enforcement officials to Boston.
Chicago officials announced Friday afternoon that they're sending help in the form of law enforcement officials to Boston.
Chicago officials announced Friday afternoon that they're sending help in the form of law enforcement officials to Boston.
Burglaries, larcenies and robberies were among incidents reported between April 4 and April 12 in North Center. See our attached map, which has an accompanying key, to determine what occurred near your home.
The executive chef and owner of Wicker Park's Smoke Daddy appeared on a news segment last week just in time for the restaurant's recent expansion. He shared a couple recipes of some of the comfort foods the barbecue spot is known for.