Foxx Won't Prosecute Hundreds Of Demonstrators For Non-Violent Offenses
Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx said her office won't prosecute non-violent offenses including unlawful gathering, trespassing, disorderly conduct and curfew violations.
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Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx said her office won't prosecute non-violent offenses including unlawful gathering, trespassing, disorderly conduct and curfew violations.
Chicago can have a new casino. Gov. JB Pritzker Tuesday signed a new gaming tax bill into law that paves the way for the gambling center.
"It is grueling and certainly is a challenge for people who have put themselves on the front lines to be caregivers every day."
Another Chicago police officer is being temporarily stripped of police powers following a violent arrest outside Brickyard Mall.
"Certain individuals acting on the peripheral of peaceful protests appeared to have started fires that caused extensive damage," U.S. Attorney John Lausch said.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brough almost all Cook County court cases to a dead stop for months, although many are set to resume again next week.
Illinois is pushing back its deadline for issuing new licenses to grow, infuse and transport marijuana.
A budget cut last week left the baseball program at Chicago State University permanently on the bench. However, the players aren't going quietly.
"For me personally, it would take a business I've worked incredibly hard, paid a lot of taxes over the years and employ a lot of people and it would completely kill it."
One man is dead and another was wounded in a shooting in Little Village Tuesday afternoon.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Lake County, Indiana continued to rise this week, double or even triple the number of daily cases of three weeks ago. Statewide, hospitalizations have also increased in recent days after weeks of steady decline.
Masur, a Glenview native, will join analyst Darrin Jackson in the radio booth for the upcoming 60-game season, which will begin on July 23 or 24.
A stray storm is possible Tuesday until the sun goes down and we lose the daytime heating.
Two CTA employees have been fired for their roles in an altercation with a bus passenger earlier this week, but the man's attorneys say they also should face criminal charges, after he was body-slammed to the pavement earlier this month.
CBS 2's Tara Molina looked into a pothole under a railroad viaduct at the edge of West Englewood that is so bad, at one point there were damaged cars lined up and down the street after driving over it.
