APPEAL DENIED TO COP FIRED FOR HITTING TEEN
The state Appellate Court has upheld the decision by the Mundelein Board of Fire and Police Commissioners to discharge former Patrol Officer Charles Cimaglio for slapping a 16-year-old who was...
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2-DAY FISHING DERBY TO TEST SKILLS OF MEN AND WOMEN
Hardy fishermen and fisherwomen are invited to test their skill and stamina at the 1997 Chandler's Boat & Bait Ice Fishing Derby. The derby, the fourth annual, will be held...
STATE’S ATTORNEY POSTS CHANGES
State's Atty. Michael Waller has announced two changes in administration of his office, beginning Monday. Assistant State's Atty. Stephen Scheller will take over as head of the felony review unit....
ANITA HILL TO SPEAK ON SEX HARASSMENT
Anita Hill, who gained international fame during her 1991 testimony against Clarence Thomas during his Senate confirmation hearing to be a U.S. Supreme Court justice, will speak Thursday at Lake...
BUSINESSMAN’S KILLER AWAITS SENTENCING
A twice-convicted murderer will be sentenced this month for the December 1994 slaying of Waukegan businessman Fred Reckling. When he appears Nov. 26 before Judge Christopher Starck, James Edwards, 47,...
HIGHWOOD MAN HELD IN ATTACKS ON WOMEN
A 24-year-old Highwood man has been charged with the sexual attack last month on a woman at the Ravinia Metra station, according to Highland Park police. The man, Uribe Jesus...
NU STUDENT IS IDENTIFIED AS VICTIM IN HOUSE BLAZE
A woman who died in a house fire was identified Thursday as Jennifer Harris, 22, a Northwestern University student. She was killed Wednesday when a fire engulfed her family home...
WOMAN’S DROWNING IS RULED A SUICIDE
The death of a woman who was found drowned in a Lake Forest stream has been ruled a suicide by a Lake County coroner's jury. Authorities said the body of...
FOX AGENCY GEARS UP FOR HEARING
The Fox Waterway Agency has changed the location of its April board meeting to accommodate the crowds it expects for a hearing on a proposal to impose a 35 m.p.h....
PROSECUTOR SEEKS APPEAL OF RULING IN ARSON CASE
The state's attorney's office has asked the Illinois Supreme Court for permission to appeal two lower court decisions that threw out aggravated arson charges against a former Lake Bluff man...