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0 Crime & Safety The men accused of pointing a gun at a female co-worker submitted written statements to officers, police said. David Giuliani , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Reply WESTERN SPRINGS, IL – Western Springs is sticking to its decision to keep statements secret in the case involving two men who pointed a gun at a 23-year-old female co-worker. Earlier this week, the village responded to Patch's request to reconsider keeping under wraps the written statements from the two suspects. At the same time, Western Springs released the police report on the incident. Justifying its decision, the village cited an exception under the state's open records law. It allows a public body to withhold documents that would create a "substantial likelihood" that suspects would be deprived of a fair trial. The village's reply to Patch cited a statement it said was from its attorneys. "It is a constitutional right … [Read more...] about Gun Case: Why Western Springs Keeps Statements Secret

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 11 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vanessa Bryant testified Friday that she was only beginning to grieve the loss of her husband, basketball star Kobe Bryant, and their 13-year-old daughter Gianna when she was faced with the fresh horror of learning that sheriff's deputies and firefighters had shot and shared photos of their bodies at the site of the helicopter crash that killed them. “I felt like I wanted to run, run down the block and scream,” she said, her tears turning to sobs and her voice quickening. “It was like the feeling of wanting to run down a pier and jump into the water. The problem is I can't escape. I can't escape my body.” During her three hours on the witness stand in a Los Angeles federal court, where she is suing LA County for invasion of privacy over the pictures, Bryant said she had fought to get through both public and private … [Read more...] about Kobe Bryant’s widow says crash photos turned grief to horror

1 Arts & Entertainment The second annual Lake Forest Music Festival is set for Saturday in the parking lot behind City Hall. Jonah Meadows , Patch Staff Posted Reply LAKE FOREST, IL — The second annual Lake Forest Music Festival is set to take place Saturday with two stages of live music, kids activities and showcase dishes from several chefs. The volunteer-run festival, created by the Friends of Lake Forest Parks and Recreation Foundation, runs from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the parking lot behind City Hall at 220 E. Deerpath Road. This year's headliners are the country duo Maddie & Tae, winners of the 2022 CMT Music Award for group/duo video of the year for their song " Woman You Got ." Other scheduled performers include Bruce in the USA , Blackberry Jam Chicago and Brass Buckle . "Tequila and tacos" is the theme of this year's festival, with organizers planning to offer more than a dozen types of … [Read more...] about Lake Forest Music Festival’s Second Edition To Feature Tequila, Tacos

0 This post is sponsored and contributed by Community Corner Center for Independence through Conductive Education offers motor therapy for children with physical disabilities in the northwest suburbs. Center for Independence Northwest , Brand Partner Posted Reply This is a paid post contributed by a Patch Community Partner. The views expressed in this post are the author's own, and the information presented has not been verified by Patch. Back to school? Let’s get moving! For children with physical disabilities like cerebral palsy, movement is huge. Not only do children with disabilities learn best in an included classroom, they also learn daily life skills easier when with their peers with disabilities! The Center provides therapy regardless of insurance or income limitations. The Center has NEVER turned a child away due to inability to pay. The Center accepts Medicaid and most health insurances to ensure all … [Read more...] about Children with Cerebral Palsy have an “I Can!” Attitude

CARO, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan man described as a leader of the white supremacist group The Base has been sentenced to 56 months to 20 years in prison, Attorney General Dana Nessel said Thursday. Washtenaw County Judge Patrick Conlin sentenced Justen Watkins on Monday after he pleaded guilty to one count of gang membership, Nessel said. READ MORE: Tudor Dixon Selects Former Rep. Shane Hernandez As Running Mate In Race For Michigan Governor Watkins “used intimidation tactics at a family’s home and posted messages to other The Base members targeting the home,” Nessel’s office said in a news release. Two other charges, using a computer to commit a crime and unlawfully posting a message online, were dismissed under a plea agreement. The new sentence corrected an invalid prison term Conlin imposed in July. The original sentence of 56-72 months violated the law because maximum sentence ranges must be the same as the charge’s maximum penalty, Nessel spokeswoman Amber McCann said. … [Read more...] about Michigan Man Linked To Supremacist Group Gets 56 Months To 20 Years