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Afternoon Alert
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More than a dozen data centers near O’Hare International Airport are receiving tens of millions of dollars in local property tax breaks this year, shifting the financial burden onto suburban homeowners even as local leaders tout the benefits of the explosive industry amid growing public backlash.
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One man was fatally shot and another was wounded Sunday night at a Wheeling hotel.
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Lawyers for a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent about to go on trial on charges he robbed and sexually assaulted prostitutes in Chicago-area hotel rooms have asked a judge to dismiss the indictment, arguing the same “tainted” grand jury also handled the now-dismissed “Broadview Six” case.
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Durty Nellie’s could have a new owner and a new name. Iowa-based Big Grove Brewery has a contract to purchase the iconic Palatine restaurant, which has operated at 180 N. Smith St. since 2003.
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Kevin Schmit: This edition of the High Five looks at the top prep football performances from Week 1.
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Batavia United Methodist Church wants to tear down the former furniture store it owns next door.
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Batavia residents looking to spend time with some feline friends may soon be able to patronize a new cat cafe proposed for the city’s downtown, which is a step closer to coming to fruition.
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There’s a new but familiar name taking the wheel on morning drive at 104.3 The Score, WSCR, Chicago’s leading sports talk radio station.
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St. Charles brought an artistic flair to the city with its third annual Plein Air event, sponsored by the St. Charles Art Council, which wrapped up over the weekend.
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After more than 30 years, oversight and programming at the Vernon Hills Senior Center will be shifting away from the village.
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