Wall Street closed for Good Friday • Metra board approves $43 million in settlements over 2020 crash
Working Lunch Friday, April 3, 2026 | | |
| | | | | A seven-bedroom mansion on Lake Michigan in Kenilworth sold on Dec. 31 for $10.5 million in an off-market deal, making it the third-highest-priced home ever to sell in the small north suburb. | | | | | Equities markets are closed for Good Friday, but futures markets were trading into Friday morning, albeit quietly. | | | | | The Metra Board of Directors last month approved two settlements worth a combined $43 million for victims of a 2020 collision involving a Metra train, a car and a teenage pedestrian, who died as a result of the crash. | | | | | The buses have caused confusion for some travelers who became unwitting ground passengers when they thought they were booking flights. | | | | | Residents worry about being surrounded by solar panels and officials criticize state law they say essentially ties their hands. | | | | | More than 100 people came to show support for contract negotiations an hour before a likely lockout by NIPSCO would start. | | | | | The village board opted not to move forward with a moratorium on data centers, but is considering a change to its zoning rules and other regulations. | | | | | Walmart announced it will close its Matteson fulfillment center and lay off 111 employees. | | | |