Northwest Indiana 911 Dispatcher Fired After Rescue Sent To Wrong Home
A Northwest Indiana 911 dispatcher has been fired after a fatal mistake.
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A Northwest Indiana 911 dispatcher has been fired after a fatal mistake.
Eight years ago this week, Stacy Peterson disappeared from her home in Bolingbrook. As her husband, former Bolingbrook police officer Drew Peterson, sat in prison for the murder of his previous wife, Kathleen Savio, Stacy's sister marked another anniversary and said she'll never give up the search.
A Chicago-based transportation logistics company has announced plans to double its workforce in the city, after recently acquiring a Skokie-based operation. Echo Global Logistics CEO Douglas Waggoner said his transportation and technology company is absorbing a firm it acquired.
Public sentiments range from cautious to elated as Illinois prepares to join more than a dozen states that allow medical marijuana sales. There is still no official start date in Illinois, but Joseph Wright, director of the state's pilot program, said Thursday that sales should begin "within the next two weeks."
Civic groups in west suburban Lombard have been honored for restoring an old cemetery that had fallen into disrepair over the years.
Ross adds a somber verse to Adele's new track.
Folks up north of Chicago got their first glimpse of wintry weather on Thursday morning.
A Bolingbrook teen pleaded guilty Thursday to charges that he tried to join Islamic State terrorists in Syria.
Asbury Gardens in North Aurora was offering candy to ghosts and goblins on Friday and Saturday.
Six Flags Great America came through for a Glenview woman on the hunt for the perfect Halloween costume for her special needs son.
You could be forgiven for thinking it's already winter, after wind chills dipped into the mid 20s in many areas early Thursday, and some areas saw their first bit of snow, but this unseasonably chilly weather shouldn't last long.
The revived Miami Dolphins look to take down the perennial AFC East power New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football.
Reginald Potts is accused of killing 28-year-old Nailah Franklin in 2007. The woman's remains were found in a wooded area behind a vacant Calumet City store owned by Potts' brother-in-law. A medical examiner ruled she had been asphyxiated.
When the CTA's Yellow Line reopens Friday, for the first time since a May 17th embankment collapse, riders for the first eight days will pay nothing. It's part of an aggressive campaign rebuild ridership on the line. CTA also will provide free parking for riders at its Dempster terminal through year's end.
Families love the beautiful year-round weather and many activities available to do in Aruba. This is why so many make plans to spend time relaxing and playing together as a family.
