Roger Agpawa To Be Sworn In Again As Markham Mayor
A south suburban mayor will be sworn in again.
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A south suburban mayor will be sworn in again.
Her son, Miguel Cisneros died at Pratt Pier in Rogers Park last month.
Police said the victims were standing in an alley in the 5800 block of West Washington Boulevard around 9:25 a.m., when someone in a silver sedan started shooting.
Gov. JB Pritzker on Wednesday signed sweeping clean energy legislation that sets goals to make Illinois carbon-free by 2050, and staves off the closure of two of the state's six nuclear plants.
Living with a rare disease can often mean days upon months upon years of searching for answers. Unfortunately, this is the case for many who are living with Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) – a rare autoimmune disease that can cause double vision, eye bulging, pain and constant irritation that can be commonly misdiagnosed for allergies or an infection.
In mid-July, conventions and big events like the Chicago Auto Show returned to McCormick Place. We saw big crowds and few masks, and didn't think much of it. But just afterward, the Delta variant of the coronavirus spread, and the world took a U-turn back to strict COVID protocols.
Police are investigating at least two more carjackings overnight in the Bucktown and Hermosa neighborhoods.
A 14-year-old boy was shot while standing on a porch in the East Garfield Park neighborhood Tuesday night.
Temperatures in the 70s return.
A 39-year-old teacher at Crete-Monee Middle School in the south suburbs has died two months after contracting COVID-19.
Now that a front has passed and storms have moved on, gradual clearing will take place overnight.
Ald. James Gardiner (45th) made his first public comments Tuesday about leaked text messages in which he used slurs when talking about another alderman and women who work in city politics – but his critics say his words fell flat.
Parents say damage to a Chicago Lawn neighborhood playground is a danger to their kids – so why was it taking so long to repair? As CBS 2's Marie Saavedra reported Tuesday night, one social media post and email to an alderman later, there is now a fix.
A group of 16 aldermen, most of them members of the City Council's Progressive Caucus, are seeking a public hearing to "assess the reliability of ShotSpotter" technology.
"This has nothing to do with safety. This has everything to do with revenue, revenue, and revenue," Ald. Anthony Beale said of the city's lowering the threshold for speed camera tickets from 10 mph to 6 mph.
