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Police: 1 dead, 1 injured in shooting at Oakbrook Center (opens the original)
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A shooting Wednesday at Oakbrook Center mall in Oak Brook left a man dead and a woman injured, authorities said. The shooting happened around noon in a parking lot near the L.L. Bean store, Oak Brook police Chief Brian Strockis said. Strockis said there was an altercation between five people who were in two vehicles. The man was dead when police arrived. The woman was hospitalized, but information on her condition was not immediately available. After the shooting, the other three people drove of
‘Trust was horribly violated’: Victims speak out after chiropractor admits to recording patients (opens the original)
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A Batavia chiropractor accused of secretly recording at least 180 nude or partially clothed patients, including children, pleaded guilty Thursday to child sexual abuse material crimes. David Hanson, 44, formerly of the 1100 block of Challenge Road in Batavia, admitted to felony charges of producing child sexual abuse material of someone under 13 and disseminating child sexual abuse material of someone under 13. Victims who are suing Hanson spoke at a news conference afterward, outside the Kane C
Oak Brook OKs Amazon store project (opens the original)
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Amazon has received permission to build a combination store and delivery center in Oak Brook. The Oak Brook Village Board voted 4-0 Tuesday night to rezone land from office use to retail, to consolidate seven parcels into one, and to allow the construction of a 225,000-square-foot building on the 27-acre site. Trustees Naveen Jain, Edward Tiesenga and Suresh Reddy were absent, so Village President Laurence Herman cast a vote. Herman thanked Amazon “for having been very good partners in a very le
Man who survived sewer flood that killed Downers Grove worker asks for evidence to be preserved (opens the original)
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The attorney for a man who survived a sewer flooding that killed a co-worker in Downers Grove is seeking a court order to preserve the evidence of what happened that day. Attorney Michelle Kohut, a partner with Corboy & Demetrio who represents J. Guadalupe Almanza, said she is asking a Cook County judge to order that evidence of the July 27 accident in Downers Grove be preserved. She is also seeking permission to subpoena records from various entities, including the company doing the sewer work,
Hindu group sues Elgin to lift restriction blocking proposed temple (opens the original)
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A Hindu congregation that wants to build a temple and townhouses in eastern Elgin is suing the city to get a 59-year-old court-ordered restriction on the land removed. Umiya Mataji Sanstha Chicago Midwest argues in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court that a 1967 consent decree violates the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, which forbids discrimination based on religion when it comes to land uses. The federal law was enacted in 2000. The lawsuit also argues the de
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