Chicago Buildings To Go Dark Tuesday Night In Honor Of National COVID-19 Memorial
Chicago's buildings will go dark Tuesday night in participation of the National COVID-19 Memorial Service.
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Chicago's buildings will go dark Tuesday night in participation of the National COVID-19 Memorial Service.
Another carjacking was reported Tuesday morning, this time in Lakeview.
Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians took a bit of a shot at the coaching staff in New England after Brady helped lead his Buccaneers to the NFC Championship Game.
The city's top watchdog has found that some Chicago police officers who fired their weapons were allowed to return to work without completing required training intended to help them process trauma.
Porter sent graphic, uninvited text messages and images to the reporter in 2016 when he was working for the Chicago Cubs in their front office, ESPN reported Monday night.
Officers shot and wounded a suspect in the Homan Square neighborhood late Monday, police said.
A man shot a gun at his own SUV as someone tried to steal it in Wicker Park Monday night.
The Lake County Fairgrounds in Grayslake will be used as a site to administer COVID-19 vaccines, for first time later Tuesday morning.
People who are grieving the loss of loved ones can't get death certificates for them due to a new state records system in Indiana.
Homework; for many of us adults, it's been eons since we had school assignments. Now 13-year-old twins in southwest suburbs want to give Illinois lawmakers a big project.
Snow showers are on the way.
The forecast is quiet with some minor temperature ups and downs over the coming week.
It's campaign season in south suburban Dolton, and one mayoral candidate kicked it off by giving away gas for free.
Some people who are not yet eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine under state rules are getting it anyway.
