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Shooting suspects run out of gas during police chase
Two men who led police on a chase following a shooting in southwest suburban Burbank early Saturday are in custody - after their vehicle ran out of gas.
Illinois Lawmakers Meet For the Last Day of Veto Session
Illinois lawmakers are meeting for the last day of the fall veto session in Springfield, today.
Oak Lawn/Evergreen Park Reporter
A 17-year-old alleged car thief led Oak Lawn police on a chase that spanned three towns before he crashed into a median in Crestwood, according to police.
Sara M. VanByssum, of Burbank , has been named to the spring/summer 2009 trimester dean's list at Governors State University in University Park.
After his July 10 death, William Scott's body was kept in storage for three months so he could be laid to rest alongside his late wife, Lorraine, in scandal-scarred Burr Oak Cemetery once it reopened for business.
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Big Dog Eat Child is a sketch comedy troupe from Alsip, Illinois. They're also the team that's responsible for the Water Werks commercial above.
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Create freight rail fix makes headway
The $26-million project, funded by the federal government and the rail industry, was launched by the Chicago Region ...
Burr Oak owner agrees to independent oversight
The owner of a historic black cemetery in suburban Chicago where hundreds of graves were dug up as part of an alleged plot reselling scheme agreed Tuesday to appoint an independent chief operating officer to oversee daily operations.
The abandoned Frosted Mug Drive In restaurant. Alsip Illinois USA. June 2009.
This is a sad image of a place that once brought Me many happy memorys. Seen here late at night at the corner of South Pulaski Road and West 116th Street, is the Frosted Mug Drive In Restaurant in south suburban Alsip Illinois.
Glenview to launch water safeguard program
Under pressure from the Illinois EPA, Glenview trustees last week hired Backflow Solutions Inc.
Someone You Should Know: 'Shoe Messiah' Mona Purdy
Share + Sep 22, 2009 5:35 pm US/Central ALSIP, Ill. 1 of 1 Mona Purdy is the founder and executive director of Share Your Soles, a nonprofit organization that collects and transports donated shoes to people in need all over the world.
Burr Oak delays frustrate loved ones
Lost in the chorus of voices - judges, lawyers, spokesmen, elected leaders - with something to say about the fate of scandal-ridden Burr Oak Cemetery are the voices that belong to the mourning.
Burr Oak owners regain control of cemetery
A day after the task force put together by Governor Pat Quinn to investigate what happened at Burr Oak Cemetery released recommendations for more state regulations of cemeteries, Burr Oak's owners regains control over the Alsip cemetery Wednesday morning.
AG Wants New Trustee for Burr Oak
Legal wrangling has begun over control of Alsip's historic Burr Oak Cemetery. The court-appointed receiver handed the keys back over to Perpetua Inc.
AG wants overseer for Burr Oak
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan asked a bankruptcy judge Wednesday to appoint a trustee to oversee Burr Oak Cemetery while its parent company works through Chapter 11 reorganization.
Burr Oak workers released from jail
Two more defendants in the grisly Burr Oak grave-reselling case are expected to leave the Cook County Jail today.
Attorney for receiver says bankruptcy filing may help Burr Oaks owner regain control
An attorney for the court-appointed receiver chosen to clean up and reopen Burr Oak Cemetery says the cemetery owner has declared bankruptcy and intends to regain control of the suburban Alsip facility that is the center of an alleged plot-reselling scandal.
Cemetery Panel Recommends Oversight
A task force is recommending tougher regulation and oversight of Illinois cemeteries in the wake of alleged desecration at a historic graveyard in suburban Chicago.
Annual pet supply drive: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Oak Lawn is accepting donations through the end of the month for its eighth annual Oak Lawn Pet Drive.
Comptroller faces cemetery panel's ire
Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes came under fire Thursday for his office's oversight of cemeteries amid an investigation into allegations of grave desecration at a historic black cemetery in suburban Chicago.