Joseph States

2 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Joseph States |Richard Requena

CHICAGO -- As Chicago-area shoppers hesitate to reach into grocery coolers when they see the price of eggs, Jim Irwin enjoys going out to his backyard chicken coop on Chicago’s Northwest Side, and Annie Lawson gathers freshly laid eggs in her suburban Grayslake yard. Winfield, Illinois, resident Sheena Tovt wishes she were so fortunate. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

2 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Joseph States |Richard Requena

CHICAGO -- As Chicago-area shoppers hesitate to reach into grocery coolers when they see the price of eggs, Jim Irwin enjoys going out to his backyard chicken coop on Chicago's Northwest Side, and Annie Lawson gathers freshly laid eggs in her suburban Grayslake yard. Winfield, Illinois, resident Sheena Tovt wishes she were so fortunate. In west suburban Winfield, residents are banned from raising livestock.

2 weeks ago | chicagotribune.com | Joseph States |Richard Requena

As Chicago-area shoppers hesitate to reach into grocery coolers when they see the price of eggs, Jim Irwin enjoys going out to his backyard chicken coop on Chicago’s Northwest Side, and Annie Lawson gathers freshly laid eggs in her Grayslake yard. Winfield resident Sheena Tovt wishes she were so fortunate. In west suburban Winfield, residents are banned from raising livestock.

1 month ago | pantagraph.com | Joseph States |Caroline Kubzansky

HIGHLAND PARK — Robert Crimo III’s guilty plea earlier this week in Highland Park’s Independence Day parade shooting prompted a variety of reactions in the area and left city officials navigating a tangled web of media attention and the needs of residents still struggling with the trauma of the shooting. Crimo pleaded guilty to opening fire on spectators at the 2022 Highland Park Fourth of July parade, killing seven people and wounding dozens more.

1 month ago | chicagotribune.com | Joseph States |Caroline Kubzansky

Robert Crimo III’s guilty plea earlier this week in Highland Park’s Independence Day parade shooting prompted a variety of reactions in the area and left city officials navigating a tangled web of media attention and the needs of residents still struggling with the trauma of the shooting. Crimo pleaded guilty to opening fire on spectators at the 2022 Highland Park Fourth of July parade, killing seven people and wounding dozens more.