Woman Shot, Killed In Parked Car In West Pullman
A woman was shot and killed Tuesday evening in the West Pullman community.
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A woman was shot and killed Tuesday evening in the West Pullman community.
Essential workers have helped us get through wave after wave of the pandemic, and now, they're also being impacted by the Omicron surge.
A group of Benedictine monks have cut their ties to Benet Academy in Lisle.
A Glenbrook special education teacher is under arrest, accused of sexually assaulting a student.
Officials said the decision is designed to help ensure that students can stay in school and that Hoosiers who are most likely to need a monoclonal antibody are identified.
"It feels like you're not at school anymore."
"We're just trying to comply, keep our license and not get fined. But it puts us in the a terrible state with the customers."
Doctor Arwady said the city's rapid tests go to high-risk groups first.
Authorities are searching for suspects.
"In some sense, it's not a new beginning. In some sense, it's another layer. In some sense, the spirit of the Black Panther Party still is alive and well in me. Serving the people, body and soul," Rush said.
Chicago Police this year will be adding 200 more detectives while focusing on fighting gangs and illegal gun trafficking, while also focusing on the root causes of crime, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and police Supt. David Brown said Tuesday.
Poor visibility and blowing snow along east-west roads Tuesday evening and then north-south roads overnight and Wednesday.
On Monday, the very day Chicago Public Schools kids returned to school after winter break, there was a threat that they may go back to remote learning.
A push on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram urges people to give $5 to a local animal shelter on January 17 for the "Betty White Challenge."
A 7-year-old girl in Michigan is looking for her cherished stuffed animal that got lost on a girls' trip with her mom in Chicago.
