Summit News

A traveling museum on freedom will be open to the public at the Evanston Public Library as part of the Allowance for Good's inaugural Global Philanthropy Summit.

A nationwide manhunt from Burbank to Texas continued this week for Arnoldo Jimenez, 30, who is suspected of killing his new wife, Estrella Carrera, in her Burbank condo soon after their May 11 marriage.

Once again, the whole world was watching. But Chicago didn't devolve into 1968 redux.

Here's a recap of what happened in the Tri-Cities and other Chicago suburbs this week: Batavia - Second Batavia Police Officer Suspended for Separate Crash - An officer was suspended for two days following his collision with a police vehicle in April.

As family members prepared Friday for the wake of a Burbank woman allegedly stabbed to death by her husband shortly after they were married, her uncle, Pedro Teraza, remembered her as a little girl.

Hometown company Motorola was very visible during Lollapalooza weekend, setting up shop inside the Hard Rock Hotel Chicago and gifting many of the artists and VIPs that came through.

Police officers from Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N.C.; will assist the Chicago Police Department in handling thousands of protesters expected to descend on Chicago for this weekend's NATO summit.

U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski will hold a town hall meeting and two senior fairs in the Southland this month.

This photograph was sent to Me recently by a gentleman named Terry Ritter, who is a big fan of Eddie's Railfan Page.

U.S. Rep. Daniel Lipinski, D-3rd, from Western Springs will host a town hall meeting at 10 a.m. May 19 at the American Legion Walter E. Coulter Post 1941 in La Grange.