Mother And Veteran Demands Justice After Husband Was Shot Dead In South Shore
There was a call Wednesday night for help from a Chicago mother and veteran who wants to know who gunned down her husband, and why they are not behind bars.
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There was a call Wednesday night for help from a Chicago mother and veteran who wants to know who gunned down her husband, and why they are not behind bars.
A man was arrested in Bourbonnais after police said he pulled a gun on three other customers in a fight over face masks.
Kamala Harris will accept the vice presidential nomination, and former President Obama and 2016 nominee Hillary Clinton will also take the stage on Wednesday, the third night of the Democratic National Convention.
Alarms were going off for some Chicago firefighters this week. First, there was a COVID-19 outbreak at the Quinn Fire Academy, and now, hundreds are expected to gather in one spot to take a test.
Some Chicago aldermen want Gov. JB Pritzker to declare a state of emergency in the city and deploy the National Guard because of recent looting.
A 9-year-old boy and a woman were shot and wounded Wednesday afternoon in the South Austin neighborhood.
"If you're gonna take the sorting machines, then you're going to have to hired people back to do it manually."
Five people were hospitalized after a car and an ambulance collided in Englewood, according to the Chicago Police Department.
"This type of scalable product would allow us to mass, deploy testing, and better track and contain the spread of COVID-19."
A Madison, Wisconsin, girl, who became a symbol of the fight against gun violence, has become a victim herself.
With more children and young people being shot in Chicago, police on Wednesday urged the community to come forward and help them solve crimes.
On Tuesday, the number of COVID-19 cases was at 1,740.
An elementary school building in East Chicago Indiana has been closed after several staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
The board of the Office of the Architect of the Capitol voted Wednesday to remove a statue of the senator and a statue of early settler Pierre Menard because both profited from slavery.
The South Holland license branch is closing until Sept. 1 after a worker there tested postive for COVID-19, Secretary of State Jesse White said.
