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“Judge O’Connell’s sentence today sends a message of deterrence that if you are found guilty of supplying illegal drugs that result in the death of another person, you will face a significant amount of time behind bars, as Mr. Roser learned today,” DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin said.

While in pursuit, the BMW allegedly ran out of gas, and Boyd fled the vehicle on foot with the victim's purse. The purse contained a legally-owned handgun, prosecutors said.

The FBI is trying to identify a man who robbed a bank Thursday morning in suburban Chicago.

Daniel Westerhoff allegedly entered the nurse's office at Lisle Jr. High School, unlocked the medicine cabinet and took prescription Adderall that was kept in the medicine cabinet for students at the school.

Heart disease is leading cause of death in the United States, with nearly 700,000 people dying every year.

Three Chicago men have been charged with stealing a catalytic converter off a vehicle Saturday in west suburban Woodridge.

A group of Benedictine monks is cutting ties with a west suburban Catholic high school months after the school, under mounting pressure, hired a woman in a same-sex marriage.

On Tuesday, the Arboretum kicked off its yearlong celebration by offering free admission during the day.

Morton Arboretum recommends "Illumination: Tree Lights" tickets be purchased in advance, because many nights sell out. Ticket prices range from $8 to $24 per person.

Upon arrival, officers found one vehicle severely damaged. The driver of the vehicle, a man in his forties from Aurora, was deceased. The second vehicle was occupied by three people and found about 200 yards away and was on fire.

Lisle Senior High School sophomore Zoya Shaik is now calling for policies to prevent discrimination and bullying. She said she was subjected to a 25-minute racially charged rant from a teacher on October 12.

The FBI is looking for a male suspected of robbing the Old Second Bank on Tuesday in west suburban Lisle.

The chancellor wrote: “The matter raises the question of what a Catholic high school should require from those who work with and form its students. In particular, is it necessary that the witness of their public lives not be in opposition to Catholic moral teaching? I believe this requirement is necessary and, therefore am deeply troubled."

A bright and colorful suburban festival will no longer fill the skies.