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Look for mild winds Tuesday night ahead of our next front, which will cross our area around daybreak.
If there's one thing the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us, it's that there is still humanity and compassion out there.
The same day parents and students in the northwest suburbs rallied demanding that schools reopen, the district announced new COVID-19 cases that included a student.
Investigators late Tuesday were still working to learn what started a fatal fire in Gary in the morning.
Shootings, blatant drug dealing, and a rise in violent crimes has the head of the Garfield Park Chamber of Commerce sounding the alarm about the future of the businesses in that neighborhood.
Chicago's legendary Second City comedy club is up for sale.
We're being bombarded by them – ads for and against the graduated income tax proposal for Illinois that will be on the ballot next month.
A father and his teenage son were found dead in their home, in a grim discovery that left a Gary, Indiana neighborhood stunned.
Interstate 57 on the city's Far South Side turned into a traffic nightmare late Tuesday, after yet another gunfire incident on the roadway.
Logan Square neighbors are sharing surveillance of an alley showing a man apparently starting a fire then walking away from a trash bin.
"If Indiana is unable to bring down the daily case average in the next week, they will be added to the quarantine list. Chicago residents are strongly advised to not travel to Indiana," the Chicago Department of Public Health said.
"The committee will meet again in person on November 5 in Springfield – without the backdrop of a political campaign," said Rep. Emanuel "Chris" Welch (D-Hillside).
Americans who have not yet received their $1,200 payment from the CARES Act now have another month to ensure they do.
"Every single resident of this country and truly globally has been nothing but impacted by COVID-19 and to say 'don't fear.' I don't even know what that means in the context of over 200,000 Americans dead. I don't know what that means in millions who have been infected."
The statewide seven-day average positivity rate for Illinois is 3.4%, down from 4.2% a month ago, and as high as 18% during the peak of the pandemic in May.
