Cubs Bullpen Coach Chris Young Tests Positive For COVID-19, Leading To Worry About Possible Outbreak
Cubs bullpen coach Chris Young has tested positive for COVID-19, leading to concerns about a possible outbreak.
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Cubs bullpen coach Chris Young has tested positive for COVID-19, leading to concerns about a possible outbreak.
Gunmen taking aim at drivers and passengers is a growing problem in Chicago.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle joined other officials to lay a wreath at the Eternal Flame at Daley Plaza.
There was outrage in the Minneapolis area Monday following another deadly police killing.
"Let's just hope that it all works out and everybody gets their vaccination and this comes to an end."
"The teenagers are the spreaders. We need to get these kids vaccinated."
Even as Illinois expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to everyone age 16 and older on Monday, new virus cases continue to climb across the state, with new daily case counts having nearly doubled over the past month.
Beginning Monday FEMA is offering to help cover funeral costs for victims of COVID-19. It's money some families desperately need.
One person was killed and a police officer was wounded in a shooting at a high school in Knoxville, Tennessee, authorities said Monday.
Four people were in custody Monday afternoon, after police said officers spotted them driving around the South Side in a vehicle that had been stolen in a carjacking earlier in the day in the Pullman neighborhood.
Chicago's puppy mill ordinance prohibits retailers from selling dogs, cats, or rabbits that do not come from government-run animal shelters, private humane societies, or animal rescue groups.
Kayden Swann, the 21-month-old boy who was shot in a road rage incident on Lake Shore Drive downtown last week, continued to make "slow and steady progress" Monday.
Both are being investigated by the Winnebago-Boone County Integrity Task Force, which investigates police shootings in the region.
Ald. Debra Silverstein (50th), one of two Jewish members of the City Council, said Congresswoman Mary Miller "disgraced her office and gravely offended the citizens of the state of Illinois."
When piping plovers Monty and Rose chose to mate in Chicago in 2019, they were the first plovers to nest here since 1955.
