Justice News

President Obama is morally right in affirming marriage equality for gay men and lesbians.

Volunteers affiliated with local VFW and American Legion groups and auxiliaries are collecting donations for poppies this weekend, carrying on a Memorial Day tradition that began after World War I. The collections began Thursday and will continue until Saturday.

The 2012 NATO/G8 protests, while not a revolution, are most definitely being televised.

Kellie M. Young smiles in a photograph taken when she was a high school senior. The 2006 graduate of Smith-Cotton High School, now a mother of two, was injured in a shooting last month.

The mother of a man killed in a drunk driving crash in March is suing a bar in Palos Heights, claiming they overserved the driver who caused the crash.

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The 33-year-old man- identified by the Cook County Medical Examiner's office as Devon Paramore of Justice - was walking on the sidewalk in the 1300 block of West 13th Street about 1:26 a.m. when someone shot him in the back and right armpit, police said.

This week's interview is with sculptor Ted Strandt, a self-taught artist, board member at the Oak Park Art League and the owner of Strandt Monuments in Justice, Illinois.

Derrick Rose Out For Remainder Of Season With Torn ACL - Bernstein: Why, Thibs? -A Zuba: This Wasn't Supposed To Happen - Video: Joakim Noah Postgame - Shepkowski: A Somber Bulls LockerA Room Forty-seven-year-old Anthony Kingyon was shot to death Friday across the street from the Hickory Hills police station.

Prosecutors said Monday that they are ending their decade-long effort to extradite a former Roman Catholic priest who fled to India shortly before he was charged with 20 counts of criminal sexual assault and abuse of a 16-year-old Chicago girl.