Classes resume Thursday at Zion Elementary District 6 schools after cybersecurity incident
All schools will reopen on Thursday, and all before and after activities will also resume as normal.
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All schools will reopen on Thursday, and all before and after activities will also resume as normal.
The Lake Zurich Fire Department and Kildeer Police Department responded to the crash and found the man, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
Siebel said the reasons for the move include changes in the brewing industry and operational costs.
The Nunda Rural Fire Protection District said crews arrived and found the bus in a ditch with downed power lines on Monday afternoon.
Cook County prosecutors charged 68-year-old Edmund Rivers with five felony counts of criminal sexual assault.
The ground stop was issued from 7:39 p.m. until 9 p.m.
Chicago police said two men and a woman were shot at while sitting inside a car.
Incoming Chief Judge Charles S. Beach II to be sworn in on Monday morning
A man was taken to the hospital after suffering cuts to his fingers while attempting to unclog a snow blower, fire officials said.
The city said that although the Electric Christmas Parade is a much-anticipated event every year, they had to make the tough decision to cancel for safety reasons.
Sergeant Matt Ames said no injuries were reported in the crash Saturday morning on I-70 in Vigo County
Jamion Winters, 34, was ordered to be held in jail after allegedly robbing a gas station in Oak Brook.
Chicago police are searching for a burglary crew that targeted two clothing stores on the West Side earlier this month.
The ages of the victims range from 18 to 49, according to Chicago police.
The office said they are reviewing all actions taken in the case, in which a man on electronic monitoring is accused of setting a woman on fire on the train.