Retired Chicago Fed chief sells Streeterville condo for $2.75M
Retired Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President and CEO Michael Moskow and his wife, Suzanne, in October sold their Streeterville condo for their $2.75 million asking price.
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Otho Kortz, cattle salesman for Union Stock Yards who loved to referee college and youth sports, dies at 97
The Oak Lawn resident officiated Illinois high school baseball, football and basketball games and was a ref for college bowl games.
WFLD-Ch. 32 meteorologist Mike Caplan and his wife sell Gurnee home for $675,000
Caplan and his wife purchased the home in 2020.
Sofia Solomon, cheese advocate and Chicago food distributor who championed small producers, dies at 78
The Old Town importer and leader in the food, beverage and hospitality industries had a goat cheese named in her honor by an Indiana cheesemaker.
Robert Burleigh, children’s book author who ‘brought words to life,’ dies at 90
He worked as an artist across the fields of poetry, oil painting, music and writing, but began his career as a reporter for the Southtown Economist.
Actress Taraji P. Henson, who starred in ‘Empire,’ sells condo in Streeterville high-rise for $1.7M
Henson sold another condo in the same building in October.
James O’Grady, former Chicago police superintendent and Cook County sheriff who drew praise and scandal, dies at 96
Known for his support of street cops, O'Grady initially was praised for targeting corruption but was later linked to corruption scandals.
Kevin Trudeau, onetime infomercial pitchman, paid $2.3M for River North condo
The author and onetime weight-loss, health and financial infomercial pitchman last year paid $2.285 million for a three-bedroom condominium in a 56-story River North tower.
Matthew Siemer, who ran and expanded Chicago mobile health care nonprofit, dies at 43
The Rogers Park resident and his wife, A.J. Barks, both of whom were killed in a car crash, saw nonprofit work as "their calling in life."
Peoria home designed by noted Chicago-area architect Paul Schweikher listed for $975,000
The low-slung, rambling house, which came on the market in mid-November, is one of Peoria’s most architecturally significant homes, said listing agent Mark Ferrill of RE/MAX.