Better Business Bureau Warns Of Scams When Donating To Ukraine
As Ukrainian people seek refuge amid Russian invasions, many organizations are seeking donations.
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As Ukrainian people seek refuge amid Russian invasions, many organizations are seeking donations.
A heated few seconds turned deadly in northwest suburban Streamwood this past weekend, when a quarrel between two drivers ended with a Glendale Heights man being shot and killed.
From the halls of Congress to local churches, efforts are already under way to help Ukrainian refugees who wind up in Chicago.
Satellite images showed a 40-mile-long Russian military convoy approaching Ukraine's capital of Kyiv on Tuesday.
It's Fat Tuesday and that means Chicagoans will be enjoying paczkis!
A man and woman were killed in a hit and run crash on the South Side in the Pullman neighborhood Monday night.
A hearing in Washington D.C. Tuesday is focusing on how to better respond to carjackings throughout the country.
The Chicago Police Department will be holding in-person officer entry exams at all City Colleges of Chicago locations throughout March.
Two men escaped a carjacking and shooting overnight in Garfield Ridge.
Temperatures will be in the 40s and low 50s with mostly cloudy for the first day of March.
There will be a large temperature difference Tuesday afternoon between the lakefront in the low 40s to areas to the south of I-80 in the mid 50s.
Music is considered a universal language, but not everyone has access to the opera, concerts, or the symphony. Enter a music partnership that brings professional performances right to a Chicago public school.
"The tears had to show his innocence, but they're also saying, 'Please accept me. Accept me for who I am,'" artist John Kettman said.
COVID-19 mask and vaccination requirements were lifted for many businesses across Illinois on Monday, and many places in Chicago have already done away with the signs reminding people of those requirement.
In a history-making act this last day of Black History Month, lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Monday night that would make lynching a federal crime.
