Man Struck And Killed On CTA Blue Line Tracks; Service Suspended Between O'Hare And Jefferson Park
The man was pronounced dead on the scene, and Area Five detectives are investigating why he was on the tracks.
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The man was pronounced dead on the scene, and Area Five detectives are investigating why he was on the tracks.
"No one has accused him of any violence. He says he followed the crowd in there, looked around, took some pictures," Chwiesiuk's attorney told CBS 2. "He's disappointed he didn't use better judgement."
Jamari Dent, a 13-year-old special needs student who tried to hang himself he was mercilessly bullied at school, has died of the brain injury he suffered as a result of his failed suicide attempt.
"We saw a lot of illegal activity."
"Business was down, for sure. And it was hard. But we had a lot of support from our customers."
Illinois Department of Agriculture inspector Jose Guillen, accused of groping Aeslin Pup Hub owner Leah Bindig during an inspection, has been fired.
Diego Vargas pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of maliciously attempting to damage and destroy a building by means of an explosive device.
The southbound lanes of Lake Shore Drive were shut down for about an hour near North Avenue on Friday afternoon, following a rollover crash, police said.
Illinois is averaging 381 new cases per day over the past week, a 61% decrease from two weeks ago. It's also the lowest 7-day case average since late March 2020.
She'd like to find a home where her family will give her lots of attention, playtime and training.
The Cubs are welcoming back crowds at 100% capacity for the first time since September 2019.
"We are strong, we are resilient, and we are back," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said at a pep rally downtown to celebrate the city's reopening.
The colorful battle flags and race boats are filling the docks outside the Chicago Yacht Club's Monroe Harbor station.
For the first time in more than a year, things will look a bit closer to normal in Chicago, as Illinois enters Phase 5 of reopening.
The USPS Inspector General's office is offering no signal on where the investigation stands four months in.
