Chicago Weather: Quiet, But Warm Pattern
A quiet, but warm pattern continues.
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A quiet, but warm pattern continues.
The year was 1950, a 44-year-old woman was gravely ill, and a Chicago doctor took an enormous risk to save her life. That groundbreaking surgery helped usher in a new era of medicine.
Public schools in and outside Chicago have faced criticism from some parents over measures taken to keep kids safe from COVID-19.
School is canceled for some students in Plainfield on Monday – not because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but because of a boil order.
Most visitors take their time strolling through the Brookfield Zoo, but on Sunday morning, thousands of people raced past the animals for a good cause.
Police in Aurora were searching Sunday for a vehicle wanted in a hit-and-run that left a pedestrian dead.
A man has been charged with murder in a shooting on the Eisenhower Expressway back in April that left a man dead and three other people injured.
Police on Sunday issued a community alert about two robberies in West Town and Bucktown this weekend, one of which involved a carjacking.
A fire broke out this weekend in a building in the South Loop.
Chicago Police Officer Ella French was killed in the line of duty last month, and 800 miles away in New York on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, there was a very moving tribute for the fallen officer.
It's still hot outside, but stylists have their eyes on the hottest hair trends for the fall.
A man was shot in the Loop while driving early Sunday morning, police said.
Look for a warm day ahead Sunday with sunshine.
A man was found dead and a woman was wounded after a shooting in Lawndale early Sunday morning, authorities said.
