Lake County groups look at getting grant from state to help train workers for green energy jobs
After Waukegan was named one of 13 locations across Illinois eligible for a $5 million grant as a CEJA Workforce Hub focusing on green energy jobs by Gov. J.B. Pritzker July 21, educators... #press
Knives are the key to your kitchen. Here’s how to take care of them
Knives are the backbone of any chef’s tool kit. Here's how you can take good care of them. #press
Daily horoscope for August 3, 2023
Check out your daily horoscope here, provided by Tarot astrologers. #press
Aurora considers liquor license for longtime restaurant
The Aurora City Council is considering a liquor license for El Huichol de Don Memo restaurant at 815 N. Lake St. #press
Pittsburgh synagogue gunman has been sentenced to die in the nation’s deadliest antisemitic attack
The gunman who stormed a synagogue in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Jewish community and killed 11 worshippers has been formally sentenced to death. #press
Tinley Park OKs contracts for downtown Harmony Square design, engineering
Tinley Park officials have approved contracts worth $2.5 million for services such as design and engineering related to Harmony Square, an outdoor music and recreation venue planned for the village's... #press
Attorneys for final defendant charged in murder of CPD Officer Clifton Lewis argue judge is biased, but fail in bid to replace him
Attorneys for the final defendant charged in the Clifton Lewis case unsuccessfully argued a Cook County judge has “consistently displayed prejudice." #press
Report early summer thefts of 2 vehicles in Elmwood Park, semi truck in Franklin Park: Police
Blotter from the Elmwood Park and Franklin Park Police Departments #press
Past month was about ‘putting Chicago White Sox in as good a position possible going forward.’ So where do they stand now?
In all, the Chicago White Sox made six trades since July 26. The moves come as they sit in fourth place in the American League Central with a 43-65 record. #press
‘The Notebook’ musical, born at Chicago Shakespeare, will open on Broadway in the spring
The new musical based on the 1996 Nicholas Sparks novel and the hit 2004 movie is New York-bound. #press
Dominican University admin, Triton College instructor selected for top accolades
Area college faculty, staffer receive community accolades. #press
Lollapalooza 2023: The must-see artists, best stages and all the entry details
Our selection of the best up-and-coming and established musicians to check out during Lollapalooza 2023 in Chicago. #press
$25 million settlement in works for two men wrongfully convicted in 1993 slaying of IIT basketball player
Two men convicted in the slaying of a college basketball standout in Chicago 30 years ago are in line for a $25 million payout from the city... #press
Waukegan D60 board gets update on school security upgrades
Some efforts to make Waukegan’s public schools safer for students, teachers, administrators and staff will be clearly visible when classes begin Aug. 14, while other enhancements may be less noticeable. #press
Taking the kids: And de-stressing that first national parks trip
Whether you visit Yellowstone, Great Smoky Mountains National Park or any of the other 63 national parks, there are some easy hacks to make your first visit with kids easier, more fun and less stressful. #press
Chicago motorist charged with improper turn into oncoming traffic in Franklin Park: Police
Blotter from the Franklin Park Police Department #press
Gary Shakespeare Company tempts outdoor audiences with ‘The Tempest’
Gary Shakespeare Company’s “The Tempest” has been traveling around Northwest Indiana for free outdoor venue performances starting July 28 to Aug. 13. #press
Vintage Chicago Tribune: How Wrigley Field got lights and why Cubs fans had to wait past 8-8-88 to raise ‘W’ flag
Vintage Chicago Tribune offers a look back at events, places and people involved in shaping Chicago’s past, present and future, in ways both small and big. #press
Attorneys for final defendant charged in murder of CPD Officer Clifton Lewis argue judge is biased, but fail in bid to replace him
Attorneys for the final defendant charged in the Clifton Lewis case unsuccessfully argued a Cook County judge has “consistently displayed prejudice." #press
Porter man accused of engaging in standoff with police
A Porter man has been charged with battery against a public safety official after pulled a BB gun on a police officer and created a stand-off situation during a traffic stop. #press
