Pedestrian Killed In Bronzeville Hit-And-Run
A pedestrian is dead after being struck and killed in a hit-and-run in Bronzeville Thursday evening.
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A pedestrian is dead after being struck and killed in a hit-and-run in Bronzeville Thursday evening.
A federal lawsuit was filed Thursday on behalf of George Soto and his family, after a 911 prank led to a violent raid on their home in Bellwood.
They are proof a person has had the COVID-19 vaccine, but phony vaccine cards are popping up on popular sites like eBay and Craigslist.
Less than 24 hours after CBS 2 exposed dangerous conditions along the lakefront trail, there have already been some changes.
"Thinking about it and standing here, I'm just like concerned. Anybody can like come up and shoot."
Five Chicago neighborhoods are getting called out by Mayor Lori Lightfoot because of a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases among younger people. They are Lincoln Park, Old Town, Portage Park, Old Irving Park and Dunning.
Springfield State Representative Mike Murphy is a co-sponsor. Murphy, a Republican, pushed similar legislation in the past. It will likely become part of a larger ethics reform package he believes there's support for.
Police on Thursday warned the public about a carjacking in the old Cabrini-Green area and a robbery in which the car was used in Lincoln Park.
"Obviously it's a difficult loss for us. He's an important part of our offense," general manager Rick Hahn said.
The Rev. Harold A. Bonin, the pastor emeritus of St. Jerome Parish in Rogers Park who also served at many other parishes around the city and suburbs, died this week.
Bars and restaurants will be allowed to increase the maximum table size for outdoor dining to 10 people, as long as tables remain spaced six feet apart.
Lightfoot said there must be an independent probe of Loretto to determine how every dose was allocated, and the findings of that investigation should be presented to the Chicago Department of Public Health.
CBS3's Pat Gallen spoke with CBS Sports analyst Clark Kellogg about Villanova being back in a familiar place and how they can continue their run.
For the second day in a row, Illinois has reported more than 2,000 new cases of COVID-19 statewide, as new cases have increased by 18% over the past week.
