Chicago Weather: Full Sun Wednesday
After the low drops to 57 on Tuesday night, it will be dry and pleasant with a light lake breeze on Wednesday.
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After the low drops to 57 on Tuesday night, it will be dry and pleasant with a light lake breeze on Wednesday.
Early Tuesday morning, eight people were shot in one house in the Englewood community, and four of them died. It was the third mass shooting in two weeks in Chicago, and then there was a fourth on the West Side Monday night.
A view from a distance shows moving lights heading across the 41st Street pedestrian bridge over the Metra Electric tracks and Lake Shore Drive in Bronzeville. They are actually motorcycles taking over the bridge – which is supposed to be there to help people walk across the Drive.
Billionaire MacKenzie Scott has donated $8 million to the National Museum of Mexican Art.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Tuesday proposed a midnight curfew on retail liquor sales, as a compromise two hours later than her earlier proposal for a 10 p.m. cutoff.
With Chicago fully reopen, registration opened Tuesday for the Chicago Half Marathon and 5K.
Police in Munster, Indiana were searching Monday for a bank robber who wore a hazmat suit and a hard hat.
Chicago Police stepped in on Tuesday to help a panicked mother. In this case, the mother was a duck.
"It tells us we still have much work to do in our mission to end gun violence here in Chicago."
"I don't know how they could treat a human like that let alone a 65 year old who couldn't defend themselves? Handcuffed. Who does that? You don't even treat animals like that."
A young woman has been found safe in Peoria a day and a half after she was kidnapped in Peru, Illinois, police said Tuesday.
A blanket of foam coating covered what was left of a chemical plant in Rockton, Illinois on Tuesday – a day after a massive fire broke out there.
Coach Ernest Radcliffe has guided thousands of young men to productive lives through sports, and on Tuesday, he and his team celebrated 12 baseball players who are getting college scholarships.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Tuesday called for a united political front against what she called a "horrible plague" of violence.
"We will continue to meet every month with local USPS leadership to hold them accountable and ensure these solutions are working for our constituents."
