Illinois State Trooper Hit By Car Fleeing From A Traffic Stop At 76th And State
An Illinois State Police trooper had a close call Friday night when he was hit by a car speeding off from a traffic stop in Chicago.
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An Illinois State Police trooper had a close call Friday night when he was hit by a car speeding off from a traffic stop in Chicago.
On Friday night there were no lights for high school football in Illinois. Now the Illinois High School Association is hoping to score a chance to get athletes back on the field with a letter to the governor.
A man sitting in an SUV in Chicago's Uptown in Chicago was shot and wounded Friday night.
The judge's order prevents hundreds of nurses from joining the planned week-long strike, deeming their work essential to public health and safety.
Soto admitted to lying to federal investigators about whether he gave confidential inside information to a lobbyist working for a company seeking a custodial contract worth more than $1 billion.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot's office informed aldermen and their staff on Friday that someone has sent out emails from a fake account that was set up in her name.
Lemont High School in southwest suburban Lemont has made the decision to switch from all remote learning to some in-person learning.
Friday night the chairman of the board was calling on fellow board member Carlos Acosta, the caseworker assigned to A.J., to resign.
Mason jars are hot property right now—and not for the first time. Beyond their traditional use for canning (which, like bread baking earlier this year, is seeing a surge in popularity and a resulting scarcity of supplies in some areas), they're good for lots of other things.
There's a lot of joy to be had in the kitchen—watching the KitchenAid whirl through cookie dough, pulling out fresh bread from the oven, the thrill of rolling out your own pasta—but there can arguably be a lot of stress, too.
There have been four crashes at the intersection already this year.
"To have your business looted, money you worked hard to put together, you feel victimized."
A handful of business vandalized and victimized. The store owners left felling shocked and violated.
"I cannot emphasize enough that the points of origin for the spread of COVID-19 at NIU are parties and gatherings, especially ones where participants have failed to wear masks and physically distance. It is because of these activities that we now must take this two-week pause," NIU president Lisa C. Freeman wrote in a letter to students.
A young woman was in critical condition Friday afternoon, after Chicago Fire Department divers pulled her out of Lake Michigan in the South Chicago neighborhood.
