Volunteers donate medical supplies to Ukrainian Refugees
The organization is also working to bring injured Ukrainian soldiers and children to Chicago.
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Bensenville volunteers collect donated medical supplies to be shipped to Ukraine
The Ukrainian Medical Assocation of North America collected and organized nearly 50 tons of donations in Bensenville, including IV infusion solutions, stitches, and antibiotics, among other supplies.
Bensenville Police Officer Shot In The Line Of Duty Returns Home In Time For Christmas
Bensenville Police Officer Steven Kotlewski, who was shot nine times in the line of duty in November, returned home to his family Saturday just in time for Christmas.
Fundraiser Held With Strong Show Of Support For Bensenville Police Officer Steven Kotlewski, Who Was Shot And Wounded This Month
There was a huge show of support Wednesday evening for the family of a Bensenville police officer who was shot and critically injured on the job this month.
Kiante Tyler, 21, Denied Bond In Shooting Of Bensenville Police Officer Steven Kotlewski; Officer Remains In ICU
A suspect was facing multiple felony charges Sunday, after police said he shot and wounded a Bensenville police officer eight times earlier this weekend.
Bensenville Officer Shot While Responding To A Domestic Disturbance
A Bensenville officer was shot after responding to a domestic disturbance early Saturday morning.
Missing Bensenville Dog Reunited With Owners
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With Corporate Parties Canceled Due To COVID-19, A Casino-Themed Party Company Struggles
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1 Dead In Bensenville Fire
One person is dead after flames broke out at a home in Bensenville on Tuesday.
Burglary Suspect In Custody After Scaling Razor Wire Fence At O'Hare International Airport
He made his way onto the airfield, where he was spotted in a Delta Air Lines hangar. The suspect was barefoot and bloody.
Deaf Hockey Players In Bensenville Tournament: 'I Feel Like I Fit In'
"I have a lot of people that have a lot of similarities so I feel like I can do anything. With my home team, there are struggles with communication. But here, I feel like I fit in."
Bensenville Contractor Took Over $30,000, But Has Not Installed Their Windows And Doors
They signed a contract for new windows and doors, but almost a dozen people say they're now out tens of thousands of dollars instead.
Townhome Owners Fight ComEd To Move Power Poles That Are 'Barriers' To Their Garage
One Bensenville couple has spent the better part of a decade fighting two stationary foes -- power poles on their property. They say they're a hazard and claim promises to remove them fell flat.
One Killed, Dozens Displaced In Bensenville Apartment Fire
One person was killed after a fire tore through an apartment building Sunday in Northwest suburban Bensenville.
Positively Chicago: Bensenville To Hold Car Seat Donation After Crash
Members of the Bensenville Fire Protection District started a program to raise funds for car seats.
5-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling Out Of Window In Bensenville
A 5-year-old boy died Thursday, more than two weeks after he fell out of an apartment window in northwest suburban Bensenville.
Person Killed In House Fire In Bensenville
A person was killed in a house fire Friday morning near northwest suburban Bensenville.
Mother Dies From Cigarette Abuse, Son Writes Angry Obituary
The death of a Bensenville mother and grandmother has prompted an obituary of grief and anger.
Woman Found Stabbed To Death At Bensenville Golf Course Identified
Johnathan Condrey, 44, faces first-degree murder charges in the death of 37-year-old Mackie S. Cheshire.
Two Suspects In Custody After Woman Found Dead At Golf Course
An autopsy revealed Friday that the woman found dead at a suburban golf course was stabbed.
Authorities Investigate After Body Found Near Suburban Golf Course
A body was found Thursday near the entrance of a golf course in the northwest suburb of Bensenville.
Woman And Daughter Killed In Crash Near Bensenville
Paulette Jones, 73; and her daughter were in a Nissan Altima heading west on Grand Avenue near Wilson Street about 2:35 p.m. when their car was hit head-on by a Mercury Grand Marquis that had crossed into oncoming traffic, according to the DuPage County sheriff's office.
Person Killed In Crash Near Bensenville
One person was killed in a multi-vehicle accident in unincorporated Bensenville on Sunday.
Two Adults Found Dead In Bensenville Home
Officers conducted a well-being check at the home in the 1300 block of West Indian Trail Drive at 6:05 a.m., Police Chief Frank Kosman said.
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