Boat captain charged in Florida parasailing accident that killed Elk Grove Village woman
Supraja Alaparthi, 33, died in the accident. Her son Sriakshith Alaparthi, 10, and nephew Vishant Sadda, 9, were both injured.
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Family of Schaumburg woman who died in Florida parasailing accident to file lawsuit
Supraja Alaparthi, her son, and her nephew were in flight off Marathon, Florida when a strong gust of wind "pegged" their parasail.
Family of Schaumburg woman who died in Florida parasailing accident to file lawsuit
The woman's son and nephew were injured.
Video shows Florida parasailing accident that left Schaumburg woman dead, boys injured
The video was taken by fisherman John Callion, and please be warned that it is graphic.
Video shows Florida parasailing accident that left Schaumburg woman dead, boys injured
The video was taken by fisherman John Callion, and please be warned that it is graphic.
Schaumburg woman dead, two boys injured in Florida parasailing accident
A family vacation in Florida turned tragic for a family from Schaumburg this week, as a woman died while parasailing and two young boys were also hurt in the crash. CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
Schaumburg mother dies, two young boys injured in parasailing accident in Florida Keys
Industry experts we spoke with have questions about what the operators were doing at the time of the accident.
Sexual assault survivor Angela Rose dedicates life to preventing violence
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Lake Barrington man charged in damaging multiple vehicles at 3 Schaumburg dealerships
The man arrested after damaging over 80 vehicles at three dealerships in Schaumburg Wednesday night has been charged.
Some suburban districts saw major losses in school-owned electronics amid remolte learning
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In some suburban districts, hundreds of thousands of dollars in school resources went missing amid pandemic
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in school resources – and the taxpayer dollars that bought them – went down the drain in multiple suburban districts at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Felony Charges Of Murder Filed Against Teen Suspect In Stabbing That Killed Manny Porties, 18, After State's Attorney Earlier Rejected Such Charges
Felony charges of first-degree murder have now been filed in a stabbing that killed 18-year-old Manny Porties in Schaumburg back in September, after the Cook County State's Attorney's office initially rejected such charges.
Protesters Turn Out Outside Cook County State's Attorney's Office Over Decision Not To File Felony Charges In Manny Porties' Stabbing Death
Protesters showed up outside Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx's office downtown Tuesday, angry over the stabbing death of a 18-year-old in Schaumburg for which felony charges were rejected.
Cook County Prosecutors Have Declined Felony Charges In Schaumburg Stabbing, West Side Shootout, Initially Citing 'Mutual Combat' But Later Revising Reasoning
Two recent Cook County criminal cases – one involving a shootout, the other a deadly stabbing – ended with a similar result of no felony charges at all.
One Person Dead After What Police Call 'Disturbance' In Schaumburg
A person is dead after what police only called a "disturbance" late Tuesday in Schaumburg.
Illinois' Last Remaining Sears Store Closing In Schaumburg
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Search Continues For Stacia Landon, Missing-Endangered Woman From Schaumburg
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Schaumburg Police Investigate Crash That Left 1 Driver Dead, 1 Injured
A driver is dead after a crash in Schaumburg on Monday.
Emergency Warning Sirens Sound By Mistake In Several Northwest Suburbs
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'You Saved My Life' Schaumburg Man Reunited With Good Samaritan Who Pulled Him From A Burning Car
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Medieval Times Schaumburg Castle Reopening Thursday With Jobs Available
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1 Killed, 1 Injured In Crash Involving Motorcycle In Schaumburg
One person was killed and another was injured in a crash involving a motorcycle in Schaumburg on Sunday.
SUV, Semi-Truck Involved In Violent Crash On I-90 In Schaumburg
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3 People Injured, 1 Seriously, In Schaumburg Crash
Three people were injured late Sunday in a crash in Schaumburg.
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2-year-old boy shoots himself in the head in Joliet
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New York AG lawsuit claims former President Trump used Chicago Trump Tower in business fraud scheme
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Help is on the way for Illinois families struggling to pay their electric bill – to the tune of $300 million.
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