Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles puts Lincolnshire home on the market for nearly $3M
The house currently is listed in an agents-only private network. Private showings are scheduled to start on Nov. 10.
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GoHealth cofounder sells Lincoln Park home for $4.5M
Brandon Cruz and his wife also paid $5.7 million in 2023 to buy the late Chicago businessman Andrew McKenna's mansion in unincorporated Winnetka.
Bob Weber, the longtime ‘Motormouth’ columnist, is dead at 77
A master mechanic as well as a writer, his automotive column in the Tribune was popular with gearheads and regular readers alike.
Kenilworth mansion on Lake Michigan sells for $14.5M, highest sale price ever for that northern suburb
The mansion, first listed inJuly, was built in 1906 by Paul Starrett, who constructed the Empire State Building in New York and the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson sells home in suburban Detroit for $1.1M
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson and his wife, Jessica, on Sept. 5 sold their four-bedroom, 3,940-square-foot house in the Detroit suburb of Plymouth, Mich., for their $1.1 million asking price.
Gary King, DuPage County clerk for decades, dies at 78
During 28 years as DuPage County’s elected county clerk, he worked to improve his office’s operations and how it serves the public.
Paul Levy, the developer behind Bridgeport Art Center and Rockwell on the River, dies at 83
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel counted Levy as a longtime friend and said he was the only person to take his idea to revitalize the Chicago River seriously.
Longtime Leyden School Board member Sandra Boehm remembered as strong supporter of students, teachers
Longtime Leyden High School Dist. 212 School Board member Sandra Boehm worked to give students opportunities, colleagues said.
Former White Sox pitcher Dallas Keuchel lists Lakeview home for $2.2M
Former Chicago White Sox pitcher Dallas Keuchel on Oct. 2 placed his four-bedroom, 3,600-square-foot house in Lakeview’s Southport Corridor area on the market for $2.245 million. About a week after...
Robert Follett, chairman of family’s Chicago-based bookselling company, dies at 97
During the 1960s, Follett edited and published the first textbooks with racially integrated illustrations and eventually wrote 10 books of his own.