Employees worry about what Stateville Prison closing will mean for their jobs
The union representing most of the prison workers says it wants answers as to whether or not its members will have jobs once a new facility is built.
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The union representing most of the prison workers says it wants answers as to whether or not its members will have jobs once a new facility is built.
Three decades after the crime and even five years after his own death, Speck was still making headlines and drawing ire from prosecutors and victims' families who saw him mocking the justice system.
Johnny Gaudreau and brother Matthew Gaudreau were killed while riding bicycles in Oldmans Township, New Jersey, according to police.
Blue-green algae produce toxins that can make people and pets sick.
Friday through Sunday, other artists will be performing in and around Millennium Park.
The one-room theatre opened Labor Day weekend of 1924 with a silent film and live organist.
After his stroke, Stein was left trapped in his own body—unable to move and requiring 24/7 nursing care.
It's not the first time Chicago has had rusted light poles fall likely due to corrosion.
The transit agency said it is not releasing the exact locations where the technology is being used "for security reasons," but said Thursday that it targeted stations across its system.
Officials said the corridor was designed to alleviate traffic congestion.
Aram Brunson, 21, is charged with one count each of falsifying, concealing and covering up a material fact by trick, scheme or device; and making false statements to federal officials.
Health officials say two people in eastern Wisconsin and one person in northeastern Illinois have died of West Nile virus.
James Crowley was on call in 1987 when his squad car was hit by a drunk driver that left him badly hurt.
Chicago police said the victim, 24, and another woman, 30, were sitting inside a car when two unknown armed males approached.
Next year's race is the last year of a three-year deal with the city.
