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If you live in Illinois, Facebook could be sending you some money to settle a class action lawsuit.
Like everything else right now, voting looks a little different in a pandemic.
Carlos Acosta pleaded not guilty to two counts of child endangerment and one count of reckless conduct.
The union said the deal with UI Health includes wage increases, a commitment to hire at least 160 more full-time nurses, and several measures to protect them during the pandemic.
The car hit a pole and a fence, before crashing into the home.
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Looters ransacked stores across Chicago for a second time 45 days ago, and since then, police have tirelessly poured over hours of video looking for evidence to catch the crooks.
Temperatures are climbing, but enjoy the warmth while it lasts.
High temperatures in Chicago will gradually climb through the weekend, reaching the low to mid 80s on Saturday before a cold front moves in.
Patrick Stein, 27, is incredibly smart, but he's been trapped inside his body for a decade. He was only 17 when a massive stroke left him with only the use of his eyes
Protesters gathered in front of St. Sabina Church and went on to shut down busy 79th Street in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood Wednesday, in reaction to a grand jury decision on the police officers involved in the shooting that killed Breonna Taylor in Louisville.
Protests were held in multiple areas of Chicago Wednesday night following a grand jury's decision on the officers who shot and killed Breonna Taylor in Louisville in March.
Two officers shot in Louisville amid Breonna Taylor protests By Victoria Albert September 23, 2020 / 10:33 PM / CBS News Two police officers were shot in downtown Louisville on Wednesday night amid protests over the death of Breonna Taylor, interim police chief Robert Schroeder said at a press conference. It's unclear if the shooting was related to the protests — but it comes hours after the Kentucky attorney general announced that no officers were indicted for their role in the fatal police shooting of Black emergency medical worker Breonna Taylor.
