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Mother, Son Charged with Battery to Cops
A west suburban Northlake mother and son were arrested late last month for allegedly battering a police officer.
A Northlake mother and son were arrested on the 200 block of E. Palmer Avenue at 10:08 p.m. Nov.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Public's Help Sought in Search for Murder Suspect
Robert D. Grant, Special Agent-in-Charge of the Chicago office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is asking for the public's help in locating an individual wanted in connection with the murder of a 17-year-old Northlake boy in July 2009.
Group rates road safety for cyclists, pedestrians
Fear is a rational response when truck drivers coming from behind are aiming at the 8-foot gap between you -- the wobbly bicyclist on the side of the road -- and oncoming traffic.
Fencing ring busted in Stone Park
Acting on a tip to locate stolen items at a local pawnshop, Melrose Park police coincidentally ran into the man who they would later arrest for running a national fencing ring.
West Leyden Operation Snowball club members are participating in the Jewel Shop and Share program scheduled for Nov.
Six month investigation yields 118 arrests
A six month investigation along Mannheim Road in unincorporated Leyden Township has netted the Cook County Sheriff's Police 118 arrests, 18 guns and more than $100,000 in cash and drugs.
Suburban man charged with running $28M Ponzi scheme
A west suburban man has been charged with running a Ponzi scheme in which he allegedly lured at least 60 people to invest about $28 million into his printing company, netting a loss of at least $4.5 million for his investors.
H1N1 Found At School In West Suburban Northlake
Share + Oct 16, 2009 11:45 am US/Central NORTHLAKE, Ill. Leyden High School District 212 in the western suburbs has its first confirmed case of the H1N1 influenza virus, but there is no information on the student's condition.
Microsoft Unveils Its Container-Powered Cloud
A look at one of the double-decker data center containers housed at the massive new Microsoft data center near Chicago.
This week in Springfield more than a thousand of the state's most important crisis managers have gathered for their annual three-day conference.
25 percent of area families are asset poor, study finds
A small number of Chicago businessmen led by Mesirow Financial's James C. Tyree submitted a bid today to buy the Chicago Sun-Times, the Pioneer Press and their sister publications, the company that owns the newspapers announced.
RESISTING ARREST: Steven Deines, 47, of Northlake, was arrested and charged with obstructing and resisting a police officer and DUI on Aug.
The second of Chicago's seasons -- construction -- is well under way on North Avenue and Lake Street.
Former grade school purchased by city
The city council voted to spend $1.15 million to purchase a former grade school the south side of Northlake.
Juniors - 9:30 a.m. Last name A-M and 10:15 a.m. N-Z. Seniors - 8 a.m. Last Name A-M and 8:45 a.m. N-Z. Students are required to pay a $100 registration fee and any outstanding fees when they arrive at their scheduled time .
Murder charge for driver who rammed SUV
Charges have been upgraded to murder against a man who police say intentionally rammed a minivan into an SUV on the West Side over the weekend, leaving seven people and killing one woman.
Dominican University announced its spring 2009 graduates. Jeannette De La Torre , of Melrose Park, graduated with a bachelor's degree in natural science.
Deadly result in mistaken gang retribution
A few hours before sunup, the eight young friends from the west suburbs were just trying to get home in a black Lincoln Navigator SUV when they got turned around and lost on Chicago's West Side.