Week in Review: Illinois tax rebate • business can't coexist with 'Salt Shed' • teen brutally attacked

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Illinois residents who meet the criteria can expect tax rebates as soon as Monday, a Chicago business says it can't coexist with new venue the 'Salt Shed' due to noise, and a teen was brutally attacked at a suburban high school football game: here are the top stories from FOX 32's Week in Review.

in Park Ridge. Sgt. Michael Vitellaro, 49, faces felony counts of official misconduct and aggravated battery in connection with the July 1 incident, according to the Park Ridge police.

Chicago police investigate after off-duty officer allegedly pins boy to ground outside Park Ridge Starbucks Chicago police have opened an internal investigation after a man claiming to be an off-duty officer was captured on cellphone video pinning a boy to the ground outside a Starbucks in Park Ridge. That 14-year-old boy's mother believes it was motivated by race and is expressing her outrage on Facebook.that I have read and agree

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