Chicago First Alert Weather: Wind and rain showers throughout the day
Windy, wet & raw today with rain increasing from the south. As low pressure near Missouri pulls moisture our way, we will continue to see flashes of lightning this afternoon.
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Windy, wet & raw today with rain increasing from the south. As low pressure near Missouri pulls moisture our way, we will continue to see flashes of lightning this afternoon.
Temperatures have dropped and will only be in the mid 40s.
A coloring book for adults was shown to some middle schoolers at a CPS elementary school – and some parents say it shows too much.
An 11-year-old boy and three adults were wounded in a shooting Thursday night in the West Garfield Park community.
The CTA, Metra, and Pace want to thank bus drivers and train operators for being heroes to the city during the pandemic.
When police officers arrived at Kimbark Beverage Shoppe at 53rd and Woodlawn around 3:50 a.m., they found the glass front door shattered.
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Proceeds go to "United For Peace" to purchase first aid kits, helmets, food and sleeping bags.
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Rambler fans are getting ready as Loyola prepares to go up against Ohio State Friday morning.
Campus Ink, the apparel printing company that opened this first-ever NIL store, has helped Illini basketball players earn more than $75,000 since September.
Students have now missed two weeks of school.
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For more than 20 years, people have been braving the shave - raising money and shaving their head to support children's cancer research. CBS 2's Jackie Kostek met a whole youth baseball team taking part.
Having been pushed by families who lost their loved ones to drugs, Chicago Police are now getting trained to investigate drug-related deaths as homicides.
