"Home Alone" house under contract after hitting the market a week before
The iconic north suburban home that served as a backdrop for the 1990 holiday hit movie "Home Alone" appears to have found a new buyer.
Adam Harrington is a web producer at CBS Chicago, where he first arrived in January 2006. He works with the evening team.
Between tours of duty at CBS Chicago, Harrington worked as a web producer for CBS New York, and helped launch a new website for New York's WCBS 880 Newsradio. He also worked as a communications specialist for Communities In Schools of Chicago.
Before first joining CBS Chicago, Harrington worked as a reporter for the City News Service of Chicago. He graduated from the University of Chicago in 2002 with a degree in political science.
The iconic north suburban home that served as a backdrop for the 1990 holiday hit movie "Home Alone" appears to have found a new buyer.
Joseph Czuba, 71, has been charged with stabbing 32-year-old Hanan Shaheen – whose name has also been spelled Hanaan Shahin – and her 6-year-old son, Wadee Alfayoumi.
The homeowner, a 77-year-old man, was unaccounted for after the explosion.
Maxwell Anderson, 33, is accused of killing Sade Robinson and spreading her remains around the Milwaukee area in April.
Ashanti Gates, 21, of Chicago, is also charged with reckless homicide and child endangerment.
The main 740-seat auditorium will be closed from Monday, Aug. 12, until Wednesday, Sept. 4.
Two children were reported in serious-to-critical condition, and a third in "grave" condition. State police said one of the children died.
Josh Onwunili of Campbellsport, Wisconsin had been forbidden from running for Campbellsport High School because his parents weren't living in the state. That's because they were in Ghana, working as missionaries.
A sign mounted on the window of Ald. Debra Silverstein's office read: "Save Gaza, shame on you Debra, 36,000 dead.'"
The Federal Aviation Administration will investigate.
All lanes on I-80 eastbound near Central Avenue were shut down at 3:29 p.m., though traffic still got by on the right shoulder.
City leaders gathered Monday morning at Daley Plaza downtown – emphasizing the city's dedication to making sure everyone is welcome.
Around 3:15 p.m., Evanston police and fire crews responded to a call of a swimmer lost in the water at Greenwood Street Beach, in the 1100 block of Lake Shore Boulevard.
Police said two men were trying to steal a catalytic converter from a blue Toyota Prius parked outside the Jesuit rectory at Taylor and Morgan streets.
More than a dozen shell casing markers were visible in the street, and over a dozen more on the sidewalk nearby.