Chicago Police Officer Injured During Traffic Stop In Dunning
A Chicago Police officer was injured Tuesday afternoon during a traffic stop in the Dunning neighborhood.
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A Chicago Police officer was injured Tuesday afternoon during a traffic stop in the Dunning neighborhood.
A woman was shot in the hand in broad daylight Tuesday in the Irving Park neighborhood.
A member of Illinois House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch's staff tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday, as lawmakers and their staffs returned to Springfield after their two-week spring break.
The Chicago Police Bomb Squad was called into the South Austin neighborhood on Tuesday after someone found a live grenade.
"This ordinance will ensure that no worker has to choose between keeping their job and getting the COVID-19 vaccine," Business Affairs and Consumer Protection Commissioner Rosa Escareno said.
"You are the heart of this great school. It is through your efforts and generosity that St. Joe's has been able to touch the lives of so many Chargers over the past 61 years."
The state of Illinois will be allocating 50,000 first doses of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to the city of Chicago over the next week in order to help make up for the pause in Johnson & Johnson vaccinations.
"It is vitally important for us to take the time to recognize and honor those who have gone above and beyond the call of duty to support our city."
A barricade situation is underway in Morton Grove Tuesday morning.
State and local health departments have begun pausing the use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine until the FDA and CDC complete their review of blood clot cases, officials announced Tuesday.
A 16-year-old girl has been charged as one of the people who carjacked a rideshare driver last month in Roseland, and led police on a chase into northwest Indiana.
We're in the middle of National Autism Awareness Month and a suburban police sergeant hopes to make departments across the country aware of his special needs tool.
A man lost his home, car, and everything waiting on a call from the Illinois Department of Employment Security - a call that never came.
An eighth-grader from the South Side will compete for the Scripps National Spelling Bee this summer after dominating Chicago Public Schools' citywide tournament.
