Crundwell Documentary Returns To Dixon, Illinois
A documentary detailing former Dixon bookkeeper Rita Crundwell's theft of nearly $54 million from the northern Illinois city is scheduled to be shown later this month.
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A documentary detailing former Dixon bookkeeper Rita Crundwell's theft of nearly $54 million from the northern Illinois city is scheduled to be shown later this month.
Incredible video shows how good Samaritans came to the rescue of a man in a wheelchair, who had become stuck on the railroad tracks.
Stress and a lack of sleep has become routine for Cubs fans in October.
Cynthia Parker, of Alsip, was arrested, as was 23-year-old Midlothian resident Brent Tyssen, who drove her to Orland Park, police said. They were both charged with felony counts of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance.
The closures from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. between Michigan Avenue and State Street will allow crews to remove the station at Randolph and Wabash.
When fans outside Wrigley are partying after a nearly five hour slog of a game, television live shots capturing the jubilation can go a bit sideways.
The Porter County Sheriff's office has just released surveillance photos of four people wanted for questioning after a credit card skimmer was found at a gas station.
Chance the Rapper announced Friday on Twitter that he bought out two movie theaters in Chicago for the day for people to go see the movie, Marshall.
Senator Tammy Duckworth says President Trump's order ending the subsidies for health insurance marketplaces is going to push many people out of being able to afford the healthcare that they need.
Police said no one was in custody Friday afternoon. Area Central detectives were investigating.
Members of the Lake County Warrants Team located 47-year-old Tracy W. Pennell near a motel near Green Bay Road and Grand Avenue in Waukegan.
Patricia M. Dahnke was crossing Touhy Avenue in the crosswalk against a red light about 5:48 a.m. at the intersection with Central Avenue, according to Niles police.
It's Friday the 13th! But this superstitious holiday falling in October makes it rarer and spookier than usual and places around Chicago taking advantage of it.
Kane Co. board members voted earlier this week not to dip into emergency reserves and instead impose across the board cuts.
An office building on Wacker Drive was evacuated, and at least six people have been taken to hospitals, due to an apparent chlorine leak.
