Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 1,462 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, Including 14 Deaths
Illinois pubic health officials Sunday announced 1,462 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, including an additional 14 confirmed deaths.
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Illinois pubic health officials Sunday announced 1,462 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, including an additional 14 confirmed deaths.
Both Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions players knelt during the National Anthem ahead of the Bears season opener at Ford Field in Detroit Sunday afternoon.
A man was shot in the Maxwell Street area early Sunday morning following an argument with the shooter, Chicago police said.
Witnesses say two men got into a heated argument at University Park Mall Saturday around 3 p.m. Then one of them pulled out a gun and shot the other, sending shoppers running.
A nice Sunday is in store with dry and slightly warmer conditions. Clouds will make way for more sunshine as the morning progresses, and temperatures will be seasonable.
An unofficial parade to celebrate the Mexican Independence Day led to multiple street closures downtown early Sunday morning.
On and off showers will continue through tonight, and possibly tomorrow morning, before drying out by tomorrow afternoon, starting a shift to a sunny and dry pattern for next week.
Flames were spotted at a house on the 22700 block of Ridgeway Avenue around 8:30 p.m.
Around 3:30 p.m., a man was stabbed on the sidewalk on the 4700 block of West Lake Street. The victim then ran into the Cicero stop on the Green Line to ask for help.
The man's dog fell into the water in Ping Tom Memorial Park, and he jumped in right behind.
Police said the shooting happened around 7 p.m. on the 1600 block of South Pulaski Road.
NL Central-leading Chicago had gone scoreless for 17 straight innings before breaking through against Josh Hader, who hadn't allowed a homer all season long.
Big Ten university presidents will meet Sunday to hear a presentation about playing a fall football season after all -- maybe as soon as late October -- amid pressure from parents, players, coaches and even the president to kick off.
Some young leaders hungry for change made it happen on Saturday, as they hosted a pop-up food pantry to help people in their community.
The dancers are vying for the classic roles of Clara, the Prince of the Dolls, the mice, and more. They performed in rotating groups of ten, observing COVID safety guidelines.
