The Buddy Foundation's annual dog wash Aug. 20
Aug 8, 2011 8:29 AM -
Volunteers from The Buddy Foundation will be at Knupper's Nursery to wash your dog.
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Grayslake author puts kids to sleep with best-sellerAug 7, 2011 8:15 AM - With a career in graphic design, two children and a household to run, Sherri Rinker never saw herself as a New York Times bestselling author, but the Grayslake native added "accomplished author" to her title this summer. -
Men forced to strip in Waukegan robberies, police sayAug 6, 2011 6:38 PM - Waukegan police are searching for a group of robbers who have been telling victims to strip down to their underwear as they rob them.
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No 911 during storms? You weren't aloneAug 6, 2011 6:33 PM - About 1,000 calls were dropped in a two-hour period when almost ten times the normal volume of calls came into Northwest Central Dispatch's 911 center the night of July 23 when a record rain fell on the suburbs. -
Behind the Scenes at Libertyville microbreweryAug 6, 2011 6:07 PM - Come behind the scenes at Mickey Finn's Microbrewery in Libertyville, where Brewmaster Greg Browne shows us what goes into making his popular Cerveza. "As a brewer, all we do is make the sweet liquid, the yeast is what actually makes the beer," Browne said. -
Images: Behind the scenes at Mickey Finn's Brewery in LibertyvilleAug 6, 2011 5:53 PM - Behind the scenes with the brewmaster Greg Browne at Mickey Finn's Brewery in Libertyville as he prepares the weekly batch of beer. This batch is called Cervesa, a Mexican-style lager. -
Once-dry Wheaton holds first Ale FestAug 6, 2011 3:28 PM - Micro-brew festivals dot the suburbs throughout the summer. But the one in Wheaton on Saturday has special significance, as it takes place in a city that was still dry in the 1980s. Mayor Mike Gresk says he still meets people who think his city does not allow alcohol.
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Images: Tour of Elk Grove Cycling, Day OneAug 6, 2011 12:32 PM - The Tour of Elk Grove kicked off Friday with the Mayor's Charity Time-Trial. This marks Mayor Craig Johnson's return to the race after missing it last year due to a cycling injury. Other races included the Women's Cat. 1/2 Time-Trial and the Pro Men's Time-Trial. -
Algonquin lawyer faces murder-for-hire chargesAug 6, 2011 10:41 AM - An Algonquin attorney was arrested Thursday in a murder-for-hire scheme in which the intended target was the ex-husband of his girlfriend whose divorce he had handled, authorities said Friday. Jason W. Smiekel, 29, was charged with using a cellphone in a murder-for-hire plot for which he discussed paying $20,000.
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Images: Lollapalooza Day OneAug 6, 2011 8:52 AM - Lollapalooza kicked off the opening day of the three-day music festival in Chicago's Grant Park on Friday. Bands including Perfect Circle, OK Go, Coldplay and Muse were just of few of the many bands that performed.
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