Dozens Of Hazardous Wires Still Exposed At Bases Of Light Poles On South Side, After 311 Requests
A potential danger is popping up across Chicago – exposed wires at the base of light poles.
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A potential danger is popping up across Chicago – exposed wires at the base of light poles.
An elderly man and woman were found shot to death in Maywood this week in what is believed to be a murder-suicide.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Tuesday submitted a letter to the U.S. State Department that gave consent to refugee resettlement in Chicago.
Three suspects were arrested in Winthrop Harbor this week after police said they caught them trying to escape in a car wanted in connection to a shooting in Zion.
The city council in Wausau, Wisconsin, is looking to tweak a nearly 50-year-old law prohibiting throwing snowballs within city limits.
The exact amount of money that he will leave with isn't yet clear. That will depend on his negotiations with Boeing, including how the company labels his departure — for example, was it a retirement? A resignation? A layoff?
A man has been arrested on aggravated DUI and other felony charges, after slamming into a Lake County Sheriff's squad car that was blocking traffic after an earlier crash on Monday near nort suburban Volo, injuring a deputy who was standing next to the cruiser.
Bakkavor Foods USA has recalled 6-ounce containers of Trader Joe's Egg Salad and 20-ounce containers of Trader Joe's Old Fashioned Potato Salad with "use by" dates up to and including Dec. 17, 2019.
Thousands of Chicago drivers wiped out $11.5 million in debt over the past month, by taking advantage of an amnesty program for vehicle sticker scofflaws.
Police said officers responded to an alarm at the Zumiez at 2 S. State St. around 10 p.m., and discovered the front glass door had been shattered with a rock.
There is a Dense Fog advisory in effect in the Chicago area and holiday travel may be impacted.
One person is dead and another is in the hospital after a police chase ended with a crash.
Dense fog is rolling into the Chicago area on Tuesday.
If you're freaking out because that all-important gift has not arrived yet, you're not alone.
Footprints to Recovery is kicking off its 3rd Annual Socks for Love Campaign.
