Group Turns Out In Chicago Heights To Call For Justice For Fort Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillén
There was a show of support Thursday night for a Fort Hood soldier whom officials say was killed by a fellow Army specialist from the south suburbs.
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There was a show of support Thursday night for a Fort Hood soldier whom officials say was killed by a fellow Army specialist from the south suburbs.
The body of a 12-year-old boy from south suburban Glenwood was pulled from Lake Michigan late Thursday off Marquette Beach in Gary.
A 6-year-old boy was among two people hurt in a fireworks incident in Back of the Yards Thursday evening.
Hollywood Casino is planning to lay off 256 people from its locations in Aurora and Joliet in September, according to a state report.
A public pool facility in Glenview has been shut down after two lifeguards were confirmed to have COVID-19.
A man stood charged Thursday with robbing and sexually assaulting a woman right off the Magnificent Mile earlier this month.
The Chicago Cubs are still plowing forward without a reported positive coronavirus test among their players.
Two Chicago Police officers were hospitalized for minor injuries Thursday afternoon after their squad car was hit by another vehicle on the city's South Side.
"And you know, four hours later here I am."
She claimed the allegations are false. Over the phone, she admitted to being a proud Chicago public school teacher. One who claimed to know the seriousness of spitting and claiming to have the coronavirus. She said she would never do such a thing.
There was a happy homecoming Thursday for a COVID-19 patient.
The Chicago Fire FC have been moved to a new group in Orlando after Nashville was removed from the MLS Is Back Tournament following nine positive coronavirus tests among their players.
The Big Ten conference announced Thursday that all fall sports, including football, will be conference only for fall sports.
A summer youth program in Englewood is getting a little creative carrying on in the middle of a pandemic.
Now the Chicago mayor's office is proposing all businesses in Chicago get a health and safety rating you could check first in the wake of the coronavirus.
