Greetings all Here he is. All CQ. Our photo desk has a photo of him. Sourcing: Talked to a son in law who wouldn’t comment on the record, 315-652-1695 Talked to Allison with the Village, 847-923-4710 Talked to his widow Nancy, who would not comment – told me to call back in a week. No. She is at 847-895-7112. Note: the official title is not mayor, but village president. However, everyone called this guy “mayor” interchangeably as some kind of honorific. I left the word mayor out of the story though. Читать дальше...
Scattered showers are expected across the Chicago area Monday afternoon, the latest in a strong storm system bringing several days of inclement weather.
A pedestrian was killed while crossing the street in West Lawn in a hit-and-run Sunday night, police said.
Israel’s military withdrew from Gaza’s largest hospital early Monday after a two-week raid, in which it said it killed some 200 fighters and detained hundreds more.
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A 16-year-old Venezuelan migrant turned Little Village resident adjusts to new life finding friends and home in baseball with Farragut Career Academy Admirals.
For maybe the last time, convicted killer Alex Murdaugh has shuffled into a courtroom in South Carolina. Murdaugh is being sentenced Monday morning in federal court for stealing from clients and his law firm. The 55-year-old disbarred attorney is already serving a life sentence without parole in a state prison for killing his wife and son. He also pleaded guilty to similar financial crime charges in state court. A report by federal agents recommends a prison sentence between 17 and 22 years on the... Читать дальше...
Four people were wounded, including a 16-year-old in critical condition, after being shot on a sidewalk in the Austin neighborhood.
