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'SPECIAL KIND OF EVIL": Prosecutors say Guardia stood over Kromelis for 16 seconds, just looking at him. Guardia then allegedly walked a short distance to the intersection near where the victim was sleeping at Lower Wabash and Kinzie. No traffic was going or coming at this time, prosecutors said. Guardia then allegedly walked back to the victim, stood over him and poured liquid from the cup onto Kromelis' head and lit him on fire.

Evanston Now A Metra train at the Davis Street station in Evanston. In a potentially ominous warning to area mass transit operators, including those who serve Evanston, a survey by the Regional Transportation Authority says 20% of passengers who stopped riding because of the coronavirus pandemic may never return. Many people who used to take mass transit and are now working from home are expected to keep doing that. Ridership has plummeted since March 2020 when the pandemic began. For example, Metra commuter rail traffic now is down 90% from what it was before the p...

Replies(9) Plainfield and Pace Bus officials break ground on new storage garage. (Courtesy of Village of Plainfield) PLAINFIELD, IL — Officials from Pace Bus and Plainfield joined representatives from Northern Builders, Inc. on Thursday to break ground on a future maintenance and storage garage near Pace's Park-n-Ride on Depot Drive. Last April, the village approved the inter-governmental agreements for the construction of the new bus facility on the 11.92 acre site. The whole project will cost an estimated $52 million, according to a staff report on the issue, though village officials said...

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These turbulent times, if you want to slow it down, they argue, israel must hurry to make concessions, to make territorial compromises. and this theory sounds simple. basically, it goes like this: leave the territory, and peace will be advanced. the moderates will be strengthened, the radicals will be kept at bay, and don't worry about the pesky details of how israel will actually defend itself. international troops will do the job. these people say to me constantly, just make a sweeping offer, and everything will work out. you know, there's only one problem with that theory. we've tried it, a...