FAMILY TRIES TO COPE WITH RUNNER’S DEATH
Working as a waiter at an Evanston retirement home last summer, Kevin Richards jogged the 15 blocks to work from his home on the other side of town rather than...
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CTA RIDER WHO WAS SHOT CALLS FOR IMPROVED SECURITY
A day after being shot in the leg while waiting for a Chicago Transit Authority train, Clarence Hoskins--a bullet still lodged under his skin--limped around his South Side apartment Sunday...
6 SUSPECTS ARE QUESTIONED IN JEWELER’S SLAYING
Six members of a suspected Colombian jewel-theft ring were being questioned Friday as suspects in the death last week of a Wheeling jewelry dealer who was shot in front of...
$65,000 A SUDDEN IMPACT FEE
The building inspectors found no problems. So last week, it seemed all was going well for the Trinity Church of the Nazarene in Naperville, whose leaders planned to open a...
NO DECISION ON MARYKNOLL
A federal bankruptcy judge on Monday postponed until at least next week a decision on the future of the shuttered Maryknoll Seminary in Glen Ellyn. U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Ronald...
FIGHT OVER PEABODY MANSION ENDS
Reviving a deal once described as dead, a volunteer agency involved in running the historic Peabody Mansion in Oak Brook has signed an agreement with the DuPage County Forest Preserve...
RESIDENTS OFFER PLEA FOR FORESTED PARCEL
It already has been slated to be the future home of a large subdivision on the northeast side of Aurora, but neighbors of 126 acres filled with thousands of trees...
COMMISSION WAITS TO SEE AS CLEARING CONTINUES
Tree-cutting crews and bulldozers on Thursday continued clearing more than 100 acres of open space in Aurora for a proposed residential development as the DuPage County Forest Preserve Commission decided...
SERVICES FOR BOATING VICTIMS
More than 600 friends and relatives gathered at a west suburban church this morning to remember Harry Bull, a 39-year-old paper company executive from Hinsdale, and his two young daughters....
OUTAGE VICTIMS COPE ANY WAY THEY CAN
In the lobby of the Virginia Apartments in the Ravenswood community, seven senior citizens sat in a circle Saturday afternoon, staring up at the ceiling fan and light fixture. Twenty-four...