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The sports team owner alleges she paid an extra $7 million to fix problems with the house because its builder botched its construction.
Karol Chwiesiuk and his sister were sentenced to 3 months house arrest and 3 years probation after a jury found them guilty last year.
Salary increases average 20 percent in the new four-year contract.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
The U.S. Department of Education opened a probe Tuesday into allegations Northwestern discriminated against Jewish students.
Residents have until Feb. 2 to vote on names for six new Department of Streets and Sanitation snowplows.
A pair of Evanston organizations will receive a combined $65,000 from the NEA. Only 15 percent of Illinois grantees are outside of Chicago.
Tom Fletcher revolutionized television broadcasts of pro sports, using remote controlled cameras to introduce innovative new angles.
Councilmembers agreed to a plan to rent office space at 909 Davis St. for 15 years with an option to cancel the lease after seven years.
Oakton College faculty and the Niles North High School Jazz Band are preparing for a day of musical collaboration on Feb. 2.
Commissioners voted 4-3 to accept the terms of restrictive donation agreement with the billionaire's foundation in exchange for $3 million.
Records show one flight from El Paso to Chicago cost the Texas Division of Emergency Management more than $1,000 per migrant.
The first floor of a house partially collapsed, trapping two firefighters inside, fire officials said.
Humphrey played bridge all over the world and even met his much loved wife Georgann through bridge.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
"They're attacking, essentially, the racial equity movement," says Liam Bird, who is suing city officials for First Amendment retaliation.
Chris Maliszewski was terminated last month after park district officials rejected what they described as a request for "indefinite leave."
A 19-year-old Lincolnwood man was arrested within a half-hour of the “staged crash” and charged with vehicular hijacking, authorities said.
Oakley, 13-year veteran of the Skokie Police Department, succeeds Jesse Barnes, who was last month promoted from deputy chief to chief.
