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Last month, he was convicted in the first of four trials that involved four victims who were scammed out of nearly $1 million. Instead of facing three more trials, he took a plea deal.
Ald. Monique Scott, who was appointed to her seat last summer, is facing small business owner Creative Scott (no relation) in the April 4 runoff election.
Masks will still be required to visit patients in isolation, and might also be required for oncology and transplant units.
Ronnie Mosley and Cornell Dantzler are running to replace incumbent Ald. Howard Brookins, who is retiring after 20 years in office.
Chicago police said around 8:32 a.m., both victims were outside, in the 5300 block of West Division Street in the Austin neighborhood, when they got into an argument with a known male suspect.
Richard Wooten and William Hall are running to replace Ald. Roderick Sawyer, who gave up his seat to run for mayor, but lost.
Seamus Gray, who was assigned to Naval Station Great Lakes, did not report back at his assigned time, according to Waukegan police.
We're highlighting two sisters going back to their Irish roots. They're running a popular downtown restaurant staffed mostly by women.
Amid March Madness, the CBS 2 pizza tournament comes to an end.
If passed, the bill would add a category called Middle Eastern or North African (MENA) to the Uniform Racial Classification Act.
Chicago Double Dutch Organization, Jumping Juniors, will participate in a major Midwest competition this weekend at the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center.
"I truly believe baking is for everybody. It doesn't need to be fussy. It doesn't need to be finicky," said Kristin Hoffman, better known as Baker Bettie.
If you're planning on driving near Grant Park, you can expect street closures throughout the weekend.
You're invited to jam out to live performances from seven bluegrass bands.
They're officially named and now Chicago's snowplows are hitting the streets in a special parade to showcase their new monikers.
