Chicago Weather: Warm Day Thursday; Storms Ahead
Thursday will be a warm and calm day, but these condition will not last.
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Thursday will be a warm and calm day, but these condition will not last.
Look for isolated showers or a rumble of thunder Wednesday evening.
You'll have to fill out some paperwork before you sit down to eat at an acclaimed Chicago restaurant.
Dr. Dillon Barron is a frontline emergency room doctor on the city's North Side. He was also once a COVID-19 patient himself and has since recovered. But when he tried to donate his plasma to help save others, he was flat-out denied because he is gay.
Protesters linked arms Wednesday night at the end of an hours-long demonstration downtown.
The Osundairo brothers' attorney said they were willing to testify against Smollett at trial. But that has all changed – because the brothers say police have never returned their personal property from a raid.
New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut on Wednesday announced a requirement of 14-day quarantines for people visiting from other states that are seeing spikes in coronavirus cases. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said he has no plans for a similar requirement in Illinois, but that could change.
No fireworks, but a menu of other events will keep people in motion and spending money.
A Chicago family is pleading to find the killer of a 3-year-old boy. The reward for information leading to the killer's capture has been increased to $13,000, but it offers little comfort to Mekhi James' heartbroken family.
The Cook County Jail lost power in multiple divisions late Wednesday.
According to ISP, a driver struck a trooper's squad car while he was on a traffic stop near 79th and Michigan.
Some north suburbs are dealing with the return of West Nile Virus.
An off duty Chicago police sergeant jumped on his jet ski to save other jet skiers who capsized on Lake Michigan.
The Chicago Teachers Union doubled up on its demands Wednesday, calling for police out of the schools but also for more protective measures against coronavirus.
"I truly believe in science and I believe in data and I am nervous. And if we find it isn't safe, then we will stop doing it. Opening our business will not come at the cost of people's health for us."
