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Montemagno died October 11 and was buried last week at Mound City National Cemetery.
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Montemagno died October 11 and was buried last week at Mound City National Cemetery.
Orland Park police responded to a report of carjacking in the parking lot of a restaurant located in the 7800 block of 159 Street
The appellate court found that the labor board wrongly failed to follow established practice in determining impasse.
For 20 years, the Chicago realtor has been creating Halloween lawn displays that feature full-size politicians and celebrities. He says this year's lineup could be the most frightening.
While the dates are often near Halloween, and skull imagery can be seen through both events, the two are not connected.
A two-day hearing begins Wednesday in federal court, allowing the public to weigh in on a proposed consent decree governing sweeping changes at the Chicago Police Department.
A Merrillville priest has been placed on administrative leave, after police confirmed he lied about being beaten at his church in August.
A group called Protect Our Parks has argued the Obama Center is not the same as a traditional presidential library, and should not be built on public land.
School boards across Illinois are debating the same question--should teachers be armed in the classroom? The Oak Park Elementary School District 97 board on Tuesday night voted against a measure to pair teachers with guns, and other districts will take the same vote in the near future.
The winning numbers for the largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history were picked tonight.
A disturbing video that has surfaced showing the abuse of an elderly nursing home patient in South Holland has sparked a lawsuit. It's not the first time the elderly care facility has been accused of improper care.
A woman from Merrillville, Indiana has been charged with murder after originally telling police she "watched the love of her life commit suicide."
A woman was pulled to safety Tuesday night after falling into the water at Belmont Harbor, police said.
Cook County Judge Joseph Claps was acquitted Tuesday of a misdemeanor gun charge.
Longtime Glen Ellyn resident Jonathan Charbonneau is known fondly for his reputation for putting smiles on the faces of residents who come to see him zoom up and down the street during parades.
