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Burt Odelson on Tiffany Henyard’s special meeting of one
Attorney Burt Odelson joins Lisa Dent to talk about the special meeting in Thornton Township called by Township Supervisor Tiffany Henyard earlier this week and the ongoing turmoil going on in the Village of Dolton where Henyard is also mayor. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka
The Chicago Bears Will Trade For Trey Hendrickson from Cincinnati Bengals
The Chicago Bears have been reported to make multiple offers to add an edge rusher to their team such as Matthew Judon, so a potential trade for a talent like Trey Hendrickson makes all the sense in the world for the Chicago Bears. The Bengals should do whatever it takes to keep Trey as edge rushers are personally one of, if not the most important position outside of Quarterback. With the recent discussions of Ja’Marr Chase contract opens up discussions about a potential trade.
Dolton Officials Exposed for Lavish Spending on Taxpayers' Dime, Scandal Deepens Amidst Transparency Battle
The extravagance of Dolton's officials has been laid bare following a struggle for transparency, with the release of credit card statements exposing tens of thousands of dollars in high-end hotel stays, upscale dining, and various other lavish expenditures — all on the taxpayer's dime. An in-depth review of the records, court-ordered to be released after Dolton repeatedly refused to comply with state transparency laws, reveals a disturbing pattern of grandiose spending that raises eyebrows and the ire of taxpayers.
Cubs $177 Million Conundrum is a Financial Puzzle to Solve
There were some high expectations when the Chicago Cubs signed Dansby Swanson to a seven-year, $177 million contract. Swanson was coming off a career year with the Atlanta Braves, where he posted a 5.5 WAR, hit 25 home runs, and played stellar defense, earning both an All-Star selection and a Gold Glove. He was expected to bring a much-needed combination of power, defense, and leadership to a team looking to return to contention.
Chicago-area severe thunderstorm forecast: Damaging winds, hail possible Friday
CHICAGO - Chicago had thunderstorms rumble through this morning but rain chances will soon return again. The temperature spread will be noticeable north to south today as a cold front works through. Highs in the northern suburbs will be in the upper 70s, and the southern suburbs may tag the low 90s.
‘Did Somebody Piss You Off?’ Patrick Bet-David Asks Chris Cuomo Why He Torched DNC From Convention Floor
Chris Cuomo revealed to Patrick Bet-David what led up to his rant where Cuomo eviscerated the "game of money" at play at the DNC from the convention floor. The post ‘Did Somebody Piss You Off?’ Patrick Bet-David Asks Chris Cuomo Why He Torched DNC From Convention Floor first appeared on Mediaite.
Jordan Rules author says Michael Jordan lied about many things in The Last Dance: "The thing at the end was a complete, blatant lie"
Sam Smith says that Michael Jordan was never coming back after the Last Dance because Phil Jackson wasn't returning and MJ himself told Jerry Krause he's done.
Simone Biles Reveals the Gymnastics Move Her Husband Hates
Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens is already used to seeing gravity-defying and mind-blowing gymnastics moves, thanks to his wife and USA Gymnastics icon Simone Biles. Despite that, however, there is one particular skill that he absolutely hates: the wolf turn. Biles admitted as much in a recent ...
Chicago Bears Settle Lawsuit With White Man After Complaint Of Not Getting ‘Legal Diversity Fellow’ Role
Jonathan Bresser filed a lawsuit against the team after he claimed he was denied because he is a white man. Jonathan Bresser, a student at DePaul University College of Law in Chicago filed a lawsuit against the NFL’s Chicago Bears after they posted they were looking to fill a position for a “legal diversity fellow” and he claimed he was denied because he is a white man. The football team settled the case on Aug. 27 at an in-person settlement conference.
Latest reports about Aaron Rodgers out of Jets camp is comedy gold for Bears fans
For several years, now, Chicago Bears fans have loved anything to do with being able to laugh at quarterback Aaron Rodgers. For lack of a better explanation, when a player as arrogant as Rodgers has dominated your team for the better half of two decades, it's hard not to get joy out of his shortcomings.
Bears Sign Former Jets Center, Cut Rookie DT Amid Roster Moves
The Chicago Bears are already shaking up their 2024 practice squad, bringing in three new players — including more center depth — and cutting loose two more who spent time with the team during this summer’s NFL training camp. According to the team’s transaction wire for August...
Patrick Stein, stroke patient who was refused coverage for care, dies at 31
NORTHFIELD, Ill. (CBS) -- Patrick Stein, who was profiled by CBS News Chicago investigators twice when he was refused coverage for his medical care, has died.Stein, of Northfield, was 31.Back in 2010, Stein was a 17-year-old water polo captain at Loyola Academy. On homecoming night that year, he awoke with a terrible headache.His parents rushed him to the emergency room, and doctors rushed him into surgery. There was an aneurysm on his brain stem, which ruptured when Stein was on the operating table.Stein had a massive stroke. He was left trapped in his own body—unable to move and requiring 24/7...
Sunday, September 1 | Batavia Block Party & Taste of Batavia
Batavia’s Block Party & Taste of Batavia will return to give summer a warm farewell on Sunday, September 1 from 4pm to 9pm at Peg Bond Center. A Car Show will also be held on Houston Street. “Block Party & Taste of Batavia is the perfect opportunity to gather...
Illinois solar project to be biggest in eastern half of U.S.
Illinois already creates in the neighborhood of 7000 megawatts of energy from wind power coming from the fields and fields of windmills in the central and western portions of the state, but a massive solar array being built thirty miles west of Springfield is estimated to produce 800 more megawatts.
Department on Aging Announces Roundtables to Discuss Aging Issues and Priorities
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – State aging officials are holding a series of roundtable discussions—open to service providers, older adults, family caregivers, and the public—to help shape the future of policymaking, service delivery, and investment priorities to meet the needs of a growing older adult population. “As a requirement...
As Illinois receives praise for its cannabis equity efforts, stakeholders still working on system’s flaws
Medical marijuana patients can now purchase cannabis grown by small businesses as part of their allotment, Illinois’ top cannabis regulator said, but smaller, newly licensed cannabis growers are still seeking greater access to the state’s medical marijuana customers. Illinois legalized medicinal marijuana beginning in 2014, then legalized it...
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