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Good afternoon, rick and sara are off. In the news this afternoon a prison break leads to a massive search how a convicted murtderror was allowed to walk out of jail. And the changes in indiana to the religious freedom law the fixes that are in place. We begin with breaking news, federal authorities have arrested two women who allegedly were going to set off a bomb in the new york city area. They say that the women have been radicalized by isis and they were planning to build their own bomb. Pol...

I chatted with stylish people in the home and dining world about their favorite tablecloths, from kidproof styles to special-occasion tables.

During the fall semester, Cabrini will host several drop in sessions with the Delaware County Victims Assistance Center.

With great sadness, we announce the passing of Ron Shultz, who left us July 1, 2023. Ron’s quick wit, laughter, bright smile and generosity will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege …

This week, we examine language. Well, specifically, the use of 'colourful' language. You won't hear any, but you WILL hear tunes from Blackie & The Rodeo Kings, Emily Shultz, Vivek Shraya, Danny Michel, Cowboy Junkies, Glorious Sons and a whole bunch more.

The Stanford Cardinal have ended the Tide's season for the second year straight.

The brooms, cleansers, mops and brushes that Bon Appétit editors swear by. They even make cleaning our kitchens a little...fun?

Former middle school teacher Emily Shultz said the pandemic was her tipping point but issues have been building for years.

Lombard-based DuPage for Progress to host candidate panels Feb 24-25 Local school board candidates, from left, Kathryn Padberg, Liz Brezinski, Sarah Novey and Kermit Eby gather signatures last November. On Feb. 24-25, DuPage for Progress is hosting virtual meet-and-greets with several of the local candidates running for election on April 6. Courtesy of Sarah Campagna   Updated 2/17/2021 5:35 PM On Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 24-25, Lombard-based DuPage for Progress will host two...

>> you have heard in the trial and it has been suggested to you in closing argument by the defense that everybody grieves differently. well, that may certainly be true. everybody grieves differently. >> responses to grief are as varied as the day is long, but responses to guilt are oh, so predictable. what do guilty people do? they lie. they avoid. they run. they mislead. not just their family, but the police. they divert attention away from themselves, and they act like nothing is wro...