Kyle Rittenhouse says he's inspired by Johnny Depp verdict to file defamation suits
Kyle Rittenhouse says Johnny Depp's legal victory is fueling him to sue Mark Zuckerberg and several others.
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Kyle Rittenhouse says Johnny Depp's legal victory is fueling him to sue Mark Zuckerberg and several others.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Lt. Gov. Julia Stratton toured LGBTQ+-owned businesses in Andersonville Thursday as Pride Month kicks off.
"Honestly, I was kind of nervous because I never experienced anything similar to it, but it was easier than I would have expected."
One man is dead and another is wounded in a shooting in the Park Manor neighborhood Thursday afternoon.
"The whole focus of my tenure here at Irving has been on creating an inclusive environment, in which students feel that they belong and are accepted."
After a Chicago Police officer was shot and wounded in West Englewood Wednesday evening, our crew could not help but notice tension between community members and police.
A sit-down, one on one talk with an inspiring educator on Chicago's South Side.
"To me, it's an expression of disrespect. And it's an expression of the breakdown of trust between police officers and residents in communities," said Arthur Lurigio, a criminologist and professor at Loyola University.
With most of the Chicago area still at the CDC's high risk level for COVID-19, all Jewel-Osco employees are now being asked to mask up again while on the job.
Historians, political buffs, and antique collectors will want to head to Winnetka this weekend.
"They're looking for help with housing. They're looking for legal help with their immigration forms they need to fill out. And just to orient themselves with how to live life, day to day, in the city."
Less than 24 hours after a Chicago Police officer was shot, the search for the gunman continues.
Sawyer, who has represented the 6th Ward on the South Side since 2011, is the son of former Mayor Eugene Sawyer, who was elected by the City Council in 1987 following the death of Mayor Harold Washington.
Legions of reporters who passed through City News over the years remember Zimbrakos for his attention to detail, his wisdom and knowledge, and the guidance he provided in a role that many would describe as more a teacher than a boss.
The video shows the off-duty officer walking up behind a group of suspected catalytic converter thieves in Norwood Park on April 28 and shouting at them to stop.