Man seriously injured in fire in Roseland
A man was seriously hurt early Tuesday in a house fire in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood.
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A man was seriously hurt early Tuesday in a house fire in Chicago's Roseland neighborhood.
They do say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but a longtime Chicago fried chicken institution said imitation went too far after a new business opened with a very similar name.
The store's co-owner said a check of the cameras revealed a man sliding open the unlocked card case and allegedly stealing the rare Chicago Bears card featuring Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze.
The complaints about the encampment are magnified not just because of how it looks, but also because it sits just steps from an elementary school.
The incident happened around 7:40 p.m. in the 5000 block of South Kedzie Avenue in the Gage Park neighborhood.
A tractor-trailer semi-truck hit the Norfolk Southern Bridge overpass, causing its trailer to dislodge from the truck and hit a garbage dump truck in the center lane, state police said.
Chicago police are searching for CPS teacher Linda Brown, who was reported missing after disappearing over the weekend. She teaches at Robert Healy Elementary.
One of the new locations will be at 150 N. State Street, which is the former Old Navy store that closed back in 2023.
Safety officials said what may look like solid ice along the shoreline is unstable, especially as temperatures rise.
A Chicago area family's holiday road trip has turned into a search for their missing pet.
If approved, the average customer would pay an extra $10 to $11 per month.
While even some of President Trump's strongest critics are glad Nicolás Maduro is out of power in Venezuela, they are deeply concerned that Congress was left out of the mix before his capture.
While fighting back tears, Shelton Love recounts the moments he was hanging out the window, yelling for help while his apartment was on fire.
As former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty to federal drug trafficking charges in New York, questions remain about what will happen to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans who fled their homeland to escape to the U.S. in recent years.
There is a new push to turn Loretto Academy, in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood, into homes.
