Wednesday, August 10, 2022
National Weather Service: Lake Michigan Too Dangerous For Swimming
By The Chicago Times Staff August 8, 2022 CHICAGO – National Weather Service declared Lake Michigan too dangerous for swimming in the Chicago and Northwest Indiana area starting Monday and Tuesday. According to the NWS “Dangerous swimming conditions are expected to develop on Monday, and will persist through early TuesdayContinue reading “National Weather Service: Lake Michigan Too Dangerous For Swimming “
Naperville: Man charged In Violent Home Invasion
By Kathy Whitaker, The Chicago Times August 9, 2022 NAPERVILLE, IL – A man who was out on probation was charged after he allegedly broke into a Naperville residence where his ex-girlfriend was visiting and violently attacked residents. According to prosecutors, on Saturday at 4:00 am, 24-year-old Adam Stone, of Chicago, allegedly broke into a residence on Smokey Court in Naperville where his ex-girlfriend was visiting. Stone supposedly broke aContinue reading “Naperville: Man charged In Violent Home Invasion”
Intelligentsia Coffee To Unionize; Patrons Can Expect To Pay More
By Al Brown, The Chicago Times August 9, 2022 CHICAGO – Five of Intelligentsia Coffee’s cafes in Chicago have voted to join a union, making Intelligentsia the third coffee house to go union. Consumers can expect price hikes as Intelligentsia looks to offset union costs. According to the International BrotherhoodContinue reading “Intelligentsia Coffee To Unionize; Patrons Can Expect To Pay More “
Bus Sideswipes 13 Vehicles
By James R. Scott, The Chicago Times August 8, 2022 CHICAGO – On Saturday afternoon a party bus sideswiped 13 vehicles on North Broadway causing mayhem on the Northside. According to police, around 2:55 pm, the bus, owned by Indiana based Black Label Limos, sped out of control southbound inContinue reading “Bus Sideswipes 13 Vehicles “
Lake In The Hills Not To Fine UpRising Bakery For Code Violations
By H. Douglas, The Chicago Times August 5, 2022 LAKE IN THE HILLS, IL – Lake in the Hills made an agreement with a local bakery to allow the hosting of events after threatening to fine the business due to zoning laws. According to the American Civil Liberties Union ofContinue reading “Lake In The Hills Not To Fine UpRising Bakery For Code Violations”
Evanston: Teen Found Intoxicated With Loaded Handgun
By Ann Nguyen, The Chicago Times August 4, 2022 EVANSTON, IL – A teen was arrested Monday after allegedly being intoxicated and in possession of a loaded firearm. According to police, officers responded to a call of a male passed out in the Tot Lot located at Clyde-Brummel Park aroundContinue reading “Evanston: Teen Found Intoxicated With Loaded Handgun”
Tenneco: Revenue Up 2 Percent In Second Quarter
By Brooks M. Deering, The Chicago Times August 5, 2022 SKOKIE, IL – Tenneco, Inc announced Thursday results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2022. Tenneco reported a loss of $121 million in its second quarter with a per share loss of $1.44. The Skokie based auto parts makerContinue reading “Tenneco: Revenue Up 2 Percent In Second Quarter”
KKR To Sell Minnesota Rubber and Plastics to Trelleborg Group
By John McPhaul, The Chicago Times August 3, 2022 NEW YORK – Investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co announced Tuesday an agreement to sell Minnesota Rubber and Plastics to Trelleborg Group for $950 million. KKR purchased MRP, a leader in engineered polymer solutions, in November 2018 and ushered inContinue reading “KKR To Sell Minnesota Rubber and Plastics to Trelleborg Group”
Starbucks Beats Wall Street Estimates
by Sloan T. Wilson, The Chicago Times August 3, 2022 SEATTLE – Starbucks announced Tuesday better than expected quarterly earnings and revenue, beating Wall Street estimates. Starbucks announced earnings of 84 cents per share and revenue of $8.15 billion versus Wall Street consensus of earnings of 75 cents per shareContinue reading “Starbucks Beats Wall Street Estimates”
Indiana House Passes Abortion Ban
By Harold W. Reid, The Chicago Times August 5, 2022 INDIANAPOLIS, IN – The Indiana House passed a bill that would ban nearly all abortions in the state. The bill will now head to the Indiana Senate for review. The bill was passed 62-38 and would ban most abortions with limited exceptions, includingContinue reading “Indiana House Passes Abortion Ban”
Japan: Chinese Missiles Fired Into Japanese Territory
By Douglas F. Roberts, The Chicago Times August 5, 2022 TOKYO – Japanese officials protested the incursion of five ballistic missiles, launched by China, that landed in Japan’s exclusive economic zone on Thursday. Japanese defense minister Nobuo Kishi said that China launched a large-scale military exercise on Thursday that included the firing ofContinue reading “Japan: Chinese Missiles Fired Into Japanese Territory”
Mexican Miners Trapped In Coal Mine
By R. M. Vargas, The Chicago Times August 4, 2022 MEXICO CITY – Ten coal miners are trapped in a flooded coal mine after an inner wall collapsed Wednesday. Mexican authorities and first responders are working fervently to save the ten miners. According to the Security and Citizen Protection Ministry, three miners haveContinue reading “Mexican Miners Trapped In Coal Mine”
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