CHICAGO – A Chicago man was sentenced to seven years in prison for several burglaries and identity thefts spanning years; the Bears fired their head coach after another stunning loss; and a woman crashed into another car during a police chase in Oak Brook.
These are the top stories on Fox 32’s Week in Review.
Chicago man sentenced to prison after surveillance footage shows him breaking into buildings, stealing mail
A Chicago man has been sentenced to seven years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for his role in a series of burglaries and identity thefts spanning several years.
Chicago Bears make massive change, fire Matt Eberflus mid-season
The Chicago Bears have decided to begin a new era.
In a losing season that followed an offseason of promise, which included a roster overhaul, the Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus before his third season concluded, the team announced Friday.
Woman crashes into SUV in Oak Brook during police chase, later causes $7k in damage to hospital bed: officials
A Chicago woman was arrested Wednesday after allegedly fleeing from police and crashing into another vehicle in Oak Brook.
Terry Kahdijah, 30, faces multiple charges, including two counts of aggravated fleeing and eluding a police officer, one count of criminal damage to property and various misdemeanor and traffic offenses, including driving with a suspended license.
Chicago Bears, Arlington Heights reach tentative agreement over tax dispute
The Chicago Bears have reportedly taken another step in building a new stadium in one of the first areas it originally planned to build on to begin with.
The Bears have reached a tentative agreement with three Arlington Heights-area school districts over a long-running property tax dispute, the team announced in a statement on Monday.
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Wrongful death lawsuit links fatal DUI crash to city-approved CPD holiday party
The City of Chicago has been named as a defendant in a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from last December when an off-duty police officer, accused of driving drunk, fatally struck a pedestrian.
The lawsuit alleged that Officer Tangie Brown, 40, became intoxicated at a city-approved holiday party in River North, honoring retiring police officers, before driving and causing the fatal crash.
Chicago Bears, Arlington Heights reach tentative agreement over tax dispute
The Chicago Bears have reportedly taken another step in building a new stadium in one of the first areas it originally planned to build on to begin with.
The Bears have reached a tentative agreement with three Arlington Heights-area school districts over a long-running property tax dispute, the team announced in a statement on Monday.
FULL STORY.
Wrongful death lawsuit links fatal DUI crash to city-approved CPD holiday party
The City of Chicago has been named as a defendant in a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from last December when an off-duty police officer, accused of driving drunk, fatally struck a pedestrian.
The lawsuit alleged that Officer Tangie Brown, 40, became intoxicated at a city-approved holiday party in River North, honoring retiring police officers, before driving and causing the fatal crash.