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Hartman is back in jail after she was able to sneak away from a halfway house in March to go to O'Hare Airport.
Scattered showers are expected by Monday morning, and there is a chance for severe storms later in the day.
A man and woman were carjacked in River North Sunday night, and police say the assailants also tried to kidnap the woman.
A man was stabbed Sunday evening in a fight on the Riverwalk downtown.
On this day 100 years ago, crowds lined up for miles to visit the Field Museum of Natural History as it opened to the public in Grant Park.
A gunman killed two people at the Oneida Casino in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin outside Green Bay, and seriously wounded a third before he was killed by police late Saturday, in what authorities said appeared to be a targeted attack.
U.S. Rep. Danny Davis (D-Illinois) is heading a coalition of community leaders sending medical aid to India, as that country struggles through a devastating wave of COVID-19.
Just days ago, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed a new law declaring violence a public mental health crisis in the state. On Sunday, a Chicago pastor who lost a son to gun violence called on President Joe Biden to follow that lead nationally.
Families who have lost loved ones to drugs are pushing for police and prosecutors to put the dealers behind bars.
Activists on Sunday demanded changes in the systems that have failed to protect children from abuse.
A dramatic Facebook video shows the aftermath of what police call an attempted child luring incident.
There was a business boom this Sunday thanks to summerlike weather and improved COVID-19 metrics – with Chicagoans out in big numbers for a boost that many restaurants desperately need.
Two men were shot Sunday afternoon in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, and one of them was killed.
Illinois public health officials Sunday reported 1,860 new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19, including 27 additional deaths.
