October Chicago Pride Parade Canceled Due To Continued COVID-19 Concerns
The Chicago Pride Parade had been postponed until October for this year, and now it has been canceled.
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The Chicago Pride Parade had been postponed until October for this year, and now it has been canceled.
Three people were wounded Wednesday afternoon in a shooting in the West Garfield Park community.
The Oak Lawn resident arrived a week earlier after uploading the fake vaccine card to avoid Hawaii's mandatory 10-day quarantine.
A Chicago man is the second to face murder charges after a May shooting at an Avalon Park gas station.
One of the brothers charged in the death of Chicago police officer Ella French will appear in court on Friday.
Some community groups added that the process was rushed and maps were drawn behind closed doors to keep Democrats in power in the state Legislature.
Volunteers will bring back dozens of cats and dogs that were already in shelters before the hurricane hit. That will make space for pets separated from their owners by the storm.
The teen has been charged in a juvenile petition with two counts of felony reckless homicide after allegedly causing the rollover crash that killed Alex Czerwik and Cameron Kelty, both 16.
Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart just announced a new initiative meant to generate tips in cases of missing people and bring answers to families.
Chicago police are seeking the public's help in locating the family of a 4-year-old found alone in the Austin neighborhood Wednesday.
Paris Steele, 23, illegally sold five firearms in Chicago in 2016 and 2017 to an individual who was cooperating with law enforcement. Among the firearms were two shotguns, two handguns and a rifle.
A suburban mover is so troubled that there is an arrest out warrant for him – and the federal government has stripped him of his ability to haul stuff across state lines.
There is supposed to be a law to help special needs students make up for learning time lost to the COVID-19 pandemic, but some parents and advocates say Chicago Public Schools' rollout of the new rule is causing more disruption to their education.
Several industries that squeezed through the earlier height of COVID-19 are now struggling to stay afloat with minimal employees.
A 4-year-old girl was shot in the arm late Tuesday in Englewood.
