14-Year-Old Girl Stabbed To Death, 2 Others Injured In Attack In Englewood
A 14-year-old girl is dead, and another girl was injured in a stabbing in Englewood Wednesday evening.
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A 14-year-old girl is dead, and another girl was injured in a stabbing in Englewood Wednesday evening.
It will be clear and warm Wednesday night with muggy conditions lows in the upper 70s.
A mother of three with another baby on the way died from coronavirus at a South Side hospital. Now the hospital faces a lawsuit because the woman's family blames it for her death, not the virus.
A crowd is expected at another rally slated for this weekend along the Magnificent Mile. Chicago Police and those with businesses in the area are hoping it ends peacefully.
Wisconsin State Attorney General Josh Kaul on Wednesday identified the Kenosha officer who shot Jacob Blake on Sunday, and also said a knife was found in his vehicle – but he had no other weapons.
Wednesday morning, police reported a fatal shooting that took place Tuesday night.
The Republican National Convention continues for its third night on Wednesday, with Vice President Pence as the headline speaker.
The violence that erupted in Kenosha and ended up leaving two people dead and a third injured overnight Tuesday into Wednesday unfolded on social media.
Some of the clearest pictures of what happened overnight Tuesday in Kenosha come from a freelance photojournalist, a veteran of 30 year on the streets.
In one video on social media, a young man with the rifle can be hard saying "I just killed somebody" as he runs away from the scene after several shots rang out at a car dealership in Kenosha.
Kenosha police were under pressure Wednesday to stop the violence going on amid unrest in the city.
Because of COVID-19, officials said the cooling centers used deep cleaning and disinfecting protocols. Cooling centers have been reconfigured, so people can maintain proper social distancing measures.
ComEd announced Wednesday that it is sending 100 employees and contractors to Louisiana ahead of time to support power restoration efforts, in anticipation of outages caused by damage to the electric grid from Hurricane Laura.
The number of new COVID-19 cases reported on Tuesday was 1,680. That brings the total number of coronavirus cases in Illinois at 225,627 cases, including 7,954 deaths.
The board will vote on a modified contract with police. If approved CPS would pay no more than $12 million in a new agreement.
