Lawsuit Settlement Means More Refunds For Indiana Motorists
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles has agreed to repay motorists more than $62 million it collected in excessive fees to settle a class-action lawsuit.
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The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles has agreed to repay motorists more than $62 million it collected in excessive fees to settle a class-action lawsuit.
Chicago Public School principals officially learn Thursday what their schools' budgets will be for the upcoming school year, but they may not be able to count on that money.
Your lawn may be green and lush but, according to a new study from Northern Illinois University, planting other kinds of grasses and plants may be more beneficial to the planet.
On Linden Drive in Round Lake, piles of flood-damaged belongings lay curbside for village crews and front-end loaders to place in dumpsters.
Three Round Lake schools actually took in floodwater – Beach, Ellis, and Murphy elementary schools.
Flooding on Fox Lake and the Fox River began to recede over the weekend, but the water could take several days to go down to normal levels.
Days of anxiety are coming to a head, as people living along the Fox River are bracing for the water to crest.
Many areas in the north suburbs remained flooded Thursday morning, and rivers were still rising, leaving businesses and homeowners on alert.
The city of Aurora has been named one of the best-run cities in the United States.
In Mundelein, it seemed at times like piling on; everything from rain, high winds, thunder and lightning, and hail.
Ald. Gilbert Villegas (36th) said scholarships were open to students whether they were born in the United States or not.
The warnings are especially for people who agree to buy something online, then proceed to carry out the transaction in person.
Police Supt. Eddie Johnson said detectives have learned someone was driving around Saturday passing out free samples of "suspected heroin."
When a woman accidentally drove, with her three children, into a Round Lake Beach retention pond during Wednesday night's storm, two passersby acted heroically.
John Tumpane's grandmother, Kathryn Tokars, said it's just like her grandson to stop and help someone.
A former Round Lake Beach man was sentenced to prison after he set fire to the property of someone who was not his intended target.
Police said on-duty officers tried to pull over an off-duty cop moments before he hit another car, killing himself and a 27-year-old woman.
Chicago police are about to get some help from the feds that will help them test ballistics on the spot after a shooting.
Mayor Emanuel is criticizing Governor Rauner's plan to veto a 911 phone surcharge approved by state lawmakers.
A Northwest Indiana water park, that shutdown earlier this week over health concerns, is receiving more complaints.
A Joliet area group is taking steps to honor the memory of a 17-month-old girl who died in April under suspicious circumstances.
As part of the NHL Draft, the Blackhawks are hosting a free fan festival, featuring a museum truck and an appearance by the Stanley Cup.
A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a 61-year-old man who was released from the hospital on Wednesday, three-and-a-half weeks after nearly drowning at a north suburban YMCA.
Metra announced Thursday plans to start modernizing its seats – and that means losing and gaining some conveniences.
Residents near Barack Obama's Presidential Library received Wednesday an update on more changes to their neighborhood's landscape.
