Thousands Of CPS Students Returning To School Monday Amid New Indoor Mask Mandate, Vaccine Requirement
Thousands of Chicago Public School students return to school next week amid a new statewide COVID safety requirement.
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Thousands of Chicago Public School students return to school next week amid a new statewide COVID safety requirement.
Another hot day is ahead.
The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago issued an urgent warning to parents Thursday, after a man now under indictment on child pornography charges was accused of taking surreptitious video, and inappropriately touching boys, in local YMCA locker rooms.
A hot and humid pattern holds through the weekend with the next three days, featuring a "feels-like" temperature around 100 degrees.
The Illinois Department of Employment Security announced Thursday that it has reopened some of its offices on an appointment-only basis.
In what amounts to a real dog fight on the North Shore, pet owners are battling to keep a beloved dog beach in Winnetka from shutting down.
Chicago Police have notified residents of the Northwest Side of two related carjackings that occurred Thursday morning - one of them involving a rideshare driver.
Lawyers for Jussie Smollett will not be allowed to call Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx to the stand to testify in the actor's trial.
Police in Kankakee believe an internal gang conflict sparked a shootout that left two men dead and a third wounded outside the county courthouse Thursday morning.
The Supreme Court on Thursday lifted the Biden administration's newest federal ban on evictions, granting a bid from a group of landlords to block the pandemic-related protections for renters in most of the country facing eviction.
A young skateboarder was airlifted Thursday after being hit by a truck in Plainfield, police said.
Governor JB Pritzker on Thursday announced a new statewide indoor mask mandate, and ordered all Illinois education workers, college students, and healthcare workers to get vaccinated.
The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa may remain in office despite a 1999 federal mail fraud conviction – reversing a lower court ruling.
He's also offering his current employees a $1,500 referral bonus. It's a move similar to what other companies are doing across the country.
On a day when a suicide bomber killed 12 U.S. service members and dozens of others outside the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, many Afghans living in Chicago are scrambling to find ways to help their families that are still stuck in Afghanistan.
