Roselle man facing felony child pornography charges
A 23-year-old Roselle man faces child pornography charges after an undercover investigation by police in the western suburbs.
Chicago area man who walked 6 hours a day to and from work gets car fixed
“I was struggling to get a job for a good amount of time, and once I finally got a job, I mean, that was my chance, I had to keep it,” said Mayes. “So I had to do whatever I had to do.”
Chicago area man's car fixed after having to walk 6 hours a day to and from work
A Chicago area man who was walking six hours each day to get to and from work has a car once again.
Roselle residents to vote Tuesday on allowing marijuana shops
Residents in Roselle can weigh in on whether to allow recreational marijuana sales in their community at a public hearing Tuesday at the Roselle Village Hall.
Residents to weigh in about allowing cannabis shop in Roselle
Tuesday at 7.pm. the Roselle Village Hall hosts a public hearing for residents to vote on whether to approve recreational marijuana sales in their neighborhood.
Roselle woman poured boiling water on sleeping boyfriend: prosecutors
A 22-year-old woman allegedly poured boiling water on her boyfriend while he slept at their Roselle apartment, causing burns that required skin graft surgery.
Man pleads guilty in recording studio murder near Roselle
A west suburban man has pleaded guilty in the 2018 fatal shooting of another man in a recording studio in an unincorporated area near Roselle.
Five latest Cook County COVID-19 deaths include people ages 49 to 88
Three more people have died from coronavirus in Cook County, including a woman from Roselle.
Man gets six years in prison for stealing $225,000 in student loans with help from friends
Cedric Ramsey stole $225,000 in student loans with help from his friends.
Man reported missing from Roselle
Frank Amato was last seen Jan. 6 in the northwest suburb, according to a statement from Roselle police.
CPS athletes get chance to compete in playoffs after strike
After all the back and forth with the Chicago Public Schools teacher strike and the challenges on the Illinois High School Athletic Association, CPS athletes got their chance to compete Saturday in both cross country and football state playoffs.