Boys, 15 And 16, Shot And Wounded In West Englewood
Two teenage boys were shot Thursday evening in West Englewood.
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Two teenage boys were shot Thursday evening in West Englewood.
Business and restaurant owners who met virtually Thursday propose the city use COVID-19 relief funds to pay for back-to-work bonuses.
Four people suffered minor injuries on Thursday, when a small plane made an emergency landing on the Veterans Memorial Tollway in New Lenox.
"I think that there are people who, hearing that, there's an incentive knowing that it's easy to get vaccinated at a place like this or somewhere near where you live."
Explosive allegations have surfaced of decades of abuse inflicted upon teenage boys by a prominent local hockey coach, and now they are the subject of a lawsuit.
"I want to do things without having to worry about getting sick."
Some states are offering a king's ransom to incentivize residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine, but are incentives, financial and otherwise, actually worth the price?
The jobs include delivery and fulfillment center positions.
Federal prosecutors say one of two gunmen accused of fatally shooting 7-year-old Jaslyn Adams at a McDonald's drive-thru last month fled the state to avoid prosecution, and may be hiding out in Florida.
Attorney Tara Devine says the family wants the demolition work and clean-up to be investigated.
A cat landed safely and walked away after jumping from the fifth-story window of a burning building in Englewood on Thursday.
Supported by a $1-million endowment, the ViacomCBS HBCU Diversity in Journalism Scholarship, will cover yearly tuition costs for one or more graduates of HBCUs to enroll in one of USC Annenberg's journalism master's programs.
Monty and Rose, a pair of Great Lakes piping plovers that have nested at Montrose Beach the last three years, are about to be parents again, after Park District officials spotted three eggs at their breeding grounds along the lakefront.
Illinois is averaging 2,047 new cases per day so far this month, a 35% decline from the same time period in April.
Illinois' estimated claims were among 478,000 total claims filed across the country last week.
