Child Playing With Lighter Starts Fire At Batavia Apartment
A child playing with a lighter started a fire that caused $25,000 worth of damage to an apartment building in west suburban Batavia Saturday afternoon.
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A child playing with a lighter started a fire that caused $25,000 worth of damage to an apartment building in west suburban Batavia Saturday afternoon.
Relief specialist Ronald Belisario reported to camp on Saturday, after missing the first three weeks of spring training due to visa issues.
Francis Cardinal George is not slowing down, despite looming treatments for recurrent cancer in his right kidney.
The FBI is investigating the robbery of a Chase bank Friday evening in the Irving Park neighborhood on the Northwest Side.
Police in west suburban Elmhurst have determined that there is no threat to the city's St. Patrick's Day parade after an anonymous user posted a comment on a local news website referencing the Boston Marathon bombing.
The weather is the subject of a protest march Saturday in Skokie.
Service along the CTA Green Line was interrupted for several hours Saturday morning after a train conductor found a dead man on the tracks near a West Side rail station.
Police are cautioning residents after a man tried to lure a teenage girl into his car in the Humboldt Park neighborhood on Wednesday.
A man was killed after he was ejected from an SUV on Interstate 57 on the South Side early Saturday, police said.
Ten people have been wounded -— one critically — in city shootings since Friday afternoon.
A man was shot in the West Town neighborhood early Saturday.
Two teens were shot Friday night in the Austin neighborhood on the West Side.
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