Illinois Comptroller seeks to shut down crematory accused of improperly handling bodies
Mendoza's office has suspended Heights Crematory and has also filed a complaint to revoke the license permanently.
Editorial: For mayor of Arlington Heights, Tribune Editorial Board endorses Jim Tinaglia
The next mayor will need to work well with others, represent the best interests of village residents and prepare for the ...
Daywatch: Hundreds of misclassified properties fixed
Mayor Brandon Johnson has made weekly rounds with Chicago’s Black media outlets and embarked on a “Faith in Government” tour this year, arenas where he’s evidently felt more comfortable antagonizing ...
From Oh to Ohtani and beyond: How Japanese baseball reached new heights
No player in professional baseball history has slugged more home runs than the 868 that Oh hit over 22 seasons with the ...
Peggy Montes helped establish Chicago's Women's History Month — and still is a 'lady in motion'
Peggy Montes started the Bronzeville Children's Museum, worked to elect Mayor Harold Washington and seeks to empower, inspire ...
Bears weigh $3.2b South Side stadium project as city searches for a way to keep NFL team in Chicago
The effort to keep the NFL's Bears in Chicago has led one developer to offer up an area on the city's South Side. Will it be ...
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Wedding: Silberberg – Greisman
The wedding of Mendy Silberberg of Chicago, IL and Dina Greisman of Culver City, CA took place at Oholei Torah Hall in Crown ...
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Early voting now open in all suburban counties
Early voting is now open in all counties ahead of the April 1 election. Election officials in Kane and Lake counties had made ...
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The Amazon Strike: Performative or Substantive?
With the first strike of Amazon (December 19 to 24, 2024, seven locations in the US) now behind us, it seems especially important to have the widest discussions about its outcome and relationship to ...