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Grandparent scam thwarted but church group email scam succeeds; more mailed checks intercepted, cashed: New Trier Township Police Blotters
$250,000 wire fraud in paving company deal; church friend email scam prompts gift card purchases: New Trier Township Police Blotters
Amy Burnetti says she was demoted for reporting misconduct — like destroying records and allowing a child sex offender on campus illegally.
Rick Lomas died of a brain bleed three days after he was hit by a driver in Humboldt Park, friends and family say.
Here is a roundup of top stories from recent days in the northern Chicago suburbs.
Records show Skippy Miller, who is awaiting trial in Lake County over a Buffalo Grove burglary, was also wanted on a DuPage County warrant.
The ruling allows state officials to enforce the Protect Illinois Communities Act while lower courts consider its constitutionality.
A convicted child sex offender who lives in Libertyville was spotted driving around the Lake Forest Academy campus, police said.
The 41-year-old is also accused of stealing a Northwestern University truck and slapping a Northwestern alumna on the buttocks.
Former Chicago Bears wide receiver Tom Waddle sold property for nearly $1 million more than what he paid for it seven years ago.
Founded by a Wilmette third grader and now led by two New Trier juniors, Pedal Power collects bikes for Chicago Public School students.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
Recent obituaries and upcoming services on Chicago's North Shore.
A 17-year-0ld motorist opened fire following a two-car crash in March, authorities said.
Residents should cancel any checks placed in the exterior post office drop box since Saturday afternoon, Winnetka police said.
The Civil Liability for Doxing Act allows residents to sue people who post personal information about them online with the intent to harass.
ETHS senior Emmet Ebels-Duggan is one of three presidential scholars in Illinois.
Skokie Valley Agudath Jacob made a major pivot a decade ago. With new renovations, the synagogue's architecture has turned along with it.
Five members of a burglary crew were arrested last year and released without charges — three have been re-arrested, prosecutors said.
The FBI got involved after a "mercenary" hacker compromised unreleased recordings by the Smashing Pumpkins and other artists, Corgan said.
