MISSING: Henry Woldenberg, 20, last seen in Rogers Park
Woldenberg might be traveling on a bicycle, police said.
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Woldenberg might be traveling on a bicycle, police said.
Officials urge continued vigilance as Chicago joins growing list of cities whose monkeypox cases have slowed in recent weeks.
A 28-year-old man was driving a GMC north on Halsted when he ran the red light at 63rd Street and hit a Honda driven by a 54-year-old woman, police said.
He was part of a church program that aims to guide young men and connect them with full time employment.
While the garage she parked in offered little security, one expert provides ideas for worried drivers.
The church is urging people to join a rally on Sunday, September 4th to urge legislators to protect abortion access.
Need to take a few deep breaths and unwind this weekend? Bronzeville's Soul Yoga Festival is back at the Fuller Park fieldhouse.
"He stated that we didn't want to use that because it may offend some of the Evanston residents."
It's all going back to the Small Business Administration (SBA.)
CBS 2 has tracked Monkeypox, or MPV, since the start of the outbreak in early May. Illinois now has at least 1,000 cases of MPV.
The male suspect allegedly knocked on her door posing as housekeeping, police said.
Police said the man was driving near 85th and Loomis around 3:30 a.m., when two other vehicles approached from the front and rear, boxing him in.
The sign outside the church reads, "We support abortion on demand without apology."
Jackson spent all 10 months of his short life in the NICU, and now his parents are helping other families like them pay for the cost of parking while visiting babies at three Chicago children's hospitals.
"We're just trying to get the youth motivated to going back to school and just to make a positive change in their life."
