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Some people are still waiting for their power to be turned back on after Monday's storm.
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Some people are still waiting for their power to be turned back on after Monday's storm.
Sunday morning the Chicago Police Department tweeted a video they say shows the moment that sparked violence between protesters and police Saturday evening.
Heading back to school in a world of COVID-19, parents are faced with in-school and e-learning options.
Illinois State Police said the van hit an Illinois Department of Transportation maintenance truck.
After a cold front moved through the Chicago area Saturday bringing showers and storms, Sunday will be sunny and less humid and not as hot as Saturday.
Lows Saturday night will be in the middle 60s.
A total of 24 people were arrested Saturday night as another protest led to violent clashes between demonstrators and police downtown.
Despite earlier plans to shut down the Dan Ryan, protesters Saturday afternoon seemed to be avoiding the expressway.
The Chicago Police Area 3 Looting Task Force on Saturday released surveillance images of multiple being sought in looting that took place early Monday morning, specifically at stores in River North and Lincoln Park.
Abel Rosiles died in the hospital after being arrested in Round Lake Beach, and on Saturday, his family claimed he was wrongly treated by officers.
Former Illinois Gov. James R. Thompson has died at the age of 84.
Protesters against police brutality had hoped to walk on the Dan Ryan Expressway starting at noon on Saturday, but they did not get on, and instead took to local streets.
A graduate student has filed a federal lawsuit seeking class-action status, taking on Northwestern University over COVID-19.
Illinois public health officials Saturday announced 1,828 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, including five additional confirmed deaths.
Chicago police have charged a man they say live streamed himself breaking into an ATM during Monday's looting.
