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Skeletal remains found in north suburban woods
Forest preserve workers in Niles discovered human remains Saturday afternoon in a wooded area of the north suburb.
Outrage over attack that killed Gizmo
Gizmo, Tanya Anderson's 1-year-old Shih Tzu, died earlier this month after an unprovoked attack from a neighbor's dog.
Nowhere to hide for Web site scribe
A Cook County judge Wednesday set a Dec. 18 date for Buffalo Grove Trustee Lisa Stone to learn the name and address of the person who allegedly made nasty -- and anonymous -- comments about Stone's teenage son on the Daily Herald's Web site.
There were no injuries in a downtown fire Tuesday morning that gutted Barker Shoppe, 928 Main St., a dog grooming salon, and two apartments above it.
Antioch students, police set inaugural torch run
Students from Antioch Upper Grade School are teaming up with Antioch police and the village for the inaugural Run with the Law to benefit Special Olympics Illinois.
Santa will lead Antioch parade
Antioch's holiday events will begin with the annual downtown parade at 6:30 p.m. Nov.
Prairie Crossing receives high marks on ISAT
Prairie Crossing Charter School's continually high scores on the Illinois Standards Achievement Test could easily be attributed to the school's small size, its subsequent student to teacher ratio and its nominal percentage of low-income students, but it's their teaching methods that make the real difference, said administrators.
ALS Walk4Life funds medical research and patient service
Approximately 5,000 people gathered at Montrose Harbor in Chicago for the Les Turner ALS Foundation 8th Annual ALS Walk4Life on Sept.
Surveillance leads to Grant Street drug bust
Park Ridge police detectives have arrested a woman they suspect sold heroin to a person last week on a residential Park Ridge city street.
Ethics Ordinance: Victory, vendettas on Frimark's mind after ethics dispute
Former Park Ridge mayor Howard Frimark contends he was "vindicated" by the City Council's vote last week not to prosecute him for an alleged ethics-ordinance violation, but he remains angry about the complaint.
Mother of Isiah Thomas in Hinsdale Hospital
Clarendon Hills resident Mary Thomas, mother of Florida International University basketball coach and Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas, is recovering from a heart attack at Adventist Hinsdale Hospital.
Lake Co. lake water plan ready for road trip
Details of a plan to extend Lake Michigan water to eight communities will hit the road next week.
River Grove woman dies after oxygen tank sparks fire
A woman died Wednesday night after an oxygen tank exploded while she smoked in her home in River Grove.
Footlights fund-raiser this weekend in Antioch
The annual Footlights fund-raiser will be held at 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday at St.
Antioch center hosts Thanksgiving dinner
The Antioch Senior Center expects a capacity crowd for the annual free community Thanksgiving dinner Nov.
Fourth death from swine flu in Lake County
The Lake County Health Department reports that a 15-year-old girl from Lake County has died from complications due to the H1N1 flu virus.
Vernon Hills 48, Chicago Brooks 0
Earlier this year while looking at game film, Vernon Hills football coach Tony Monken reminded his players it had been nine years, or since the program's first year, since the Cougars last scored a touchdown on a punt return.
Perillo enters race in 6th subcircuit
Waukegan attorney Michael Perillo has announced his candidacy for circuit judge in the Democratic primary in the 6th Judicial Subcircuit.
Antioch's 127-lot subdivison on hold
Village officials want answers from Diamond Development about their involvement in the failing infrastructure of The Woods of Antioch subdivision before they consider the developer's proposed subdivision at Beach Grove Road and Route 59.
Antioch teacher pleads innoncent to assault
An Antioch Upper Grade School teacher accused of sexually assaulting a former student pleaded not guilty in Lake County Circuit Court Thursday.