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"That's the thing we should do is leave it to the people. If the people want to come out, let them come out," Pete Mitchell's Bar and Grill owner Mike Comise said.
Sources said a third party called police over the "domestic incident." Johnson's wife, CPD Lt. Nakia Fenner, cooperated with investigators, but Johnson left the scene before officers arrived, at which point in time he was the named offender & therefore "wanted."
Filming for "The Batman continues in Chicago this weekend. Overnight Friday film crews were spotted on LaSalle Street filming a car sequence with a drone.
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According to East Chicago police, the girl in the living room when she was shot in the head shortly after 10 p.m.
Indiana public health officials Saturday announced 2,765 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and an additional 24 confirmed deaths.
The coronavirus and some chilly weather didn't stop fans of comedian Bert Kreischer from enjoying his outdoor act Friday night. It also didn't stop him from going shirtless, apparently.
Near North Health Service is holding the event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1520 North Kostner Avenue.
Friday was the first day of no indoor dining in the Chicago suburbs as COVID-19 restrictions are rolled back out, and some businesses are defying the governor's orders.
A college student from La Grange has died of COVID-19. Michael Lang, 18, was a freshman at the University of Dayton in Ohio.
Fall weather has arrived and is here to stay for a while. On Friday temperatures fell nearly 30 degrees in 18 hours, from 72 degrees at midnight to 44 degrees at 6 p.m.
Temperatures were around 72 degrees early Friday morning, but have been dropping steadily throughout the day, and will fall to a low around 34 overnight.
Illinois' top doctor, Ngozi Ezike, publicly broke down in tears during a briefing Friday. She has given the same kind of briefing while stone-faced countless times over the last eight months.
Catholic school students in Chicago will have two extra weeks at home following Christmas break, the Archdiocese of Chicago announced Friday.
Thousands of Chicago bars and restaurants were forced to close down at 10 p.m. Friday night as stronger restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic went into effect again.
