Broadview among areas still without power Wednesday
As of Wednesday morning, over 7,000 ComEd customers are impacted by the outages.
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As of Wednesday morning, over 7,000 ComEd customers are impacted by the outages.
Wednesday's temperatures head back to upper 90s by the afternoon with an Excessive Heat Warning still in place.
"My 28-year career in law enforcement means nothing, because I don't have a sheet of paper?" Navarro Gercone sadi.
"I should feel comfortable in my home," Katie Burt said. "It shouldn't be a question of safety."
It happened near 103rd and Wallace streets. A red Saturn first hit a silver Honda, before running over a pedestrian.
ComEd said it has more than 900 crews working to make repairs, and expects power to be fully restored by Wednesday afternoon.
"This senseless act has changed the fabric of Tim Eiland's family, our Department, & our City," Fire Department officials said in a Twitter post.
One change would require building owners make temperature adjustments in the often unpredictable months of May and October, which didn't happen in the James Sneider Apartments.
The Stan Mikita Hockey School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Bensenville looks like a hockey camp, but feels like a family reunion.
The tornado's winds peaked at 80 mph, as it traveled a 25-yard wide path along a 2.2-mile stretch crossing the Elgin-O'Hare Expreessway.
The officer fires in less than a second, the hatchet still in Samaan's hand. He was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. The officer wasn't hurt.
Record temperatures are expected at both O'Hare (97°) and Midway (99°).
ComEd plans to have majority of people back online later Tuesday, but that news brings little solace to people stuck at home in triple digit heat with no air conditioning.
Earlier this month, federal prosecutors asked the judge to sentence Kelly, 55, to at least 25 years in prison.
"No, it's not safe. There's no lights. There's nothing."
