Across Illinois, IL|News|
'Suburban Panther,' Tulips Bring Joy And Worm Collector: IL In Photos
This week's photo roundup from across Illinois.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
Chicago Local News
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Chicago|Neighbor News|
Dogpiling The New White Sox Announcer
Why is everyone in Chicago media turning on one of their own in John Schriffen? Maybe it is because he isn't one of their own.
Chicago|News|
3 Illinois Players Win $1 Million On Lottery Scratch-Offs
The three lucky winners are the seventh, eighth, and ninth players to score prizes from the game’s $1 million prize tier.
Shannon Antinori, Patch Staff
Across America, US|News|
Your $1 Bill Could Be Worth $150K Due To Printing Error: What To Know
About 6.4 million $1 bills printed at two locations have duplicate serial numbers, and collectors are clamoring to find matching pairs.
Beth Dalbey, Patch Staff
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Floating 'Up' House, X-Men Mansion, Purple Rain: Airbnb Icons For Rent
With a house straight from Pixar, a Paris clocktower and Prince's "Purple Rain" home, Airbnb's new rentals are more than hotel alternatives.
Chris Lindahl, Patch Staff
Chicago|News|
Gov Calls Bears' Stadium Project 'Non-Starter' For IL: Spokesperson
Team representatives met with aides from Gov. JB Pritzker's office Wednesday to discuss a potential new stadium project in Chicago.
Eric DeGrechie, Patch Staff
Local Businesses
Chicago|Neighbor News|
Andersonville Chamber of Commerce Presents CULINARY BATTLE ROYALE
Saturday, May 18 from 5 – 8 pm
Chicago|Neighbor News|
PARA.MAR Showcases New Work by Latin Choreographers May 24-25
Program features world premieres choreographed by Beatriz García Diáz, Xavier Nuñez, Bryan Arias and PARA.MAR's Stephanie Martinez
Chicago|Neighbor News|
Playworks Illinois Names Phasha Spencer as New Executive Director
Strengthening Playworks’ Commitment to the Community in Illinois
Chicago|Neighbor News|
Sen. Lakesia Collins/Rep. Yolonda Morris want IL data to stay in state
Sen. Collins, Rep. Morris: ‘Keep Illinois data in Illinois’ bill will help minorities and women develop data centers in poor areas
