More Than 1,000 Chicago Flights Canceled Amid Severe Weather
Heavy rain and the potential for more severe weather Friday evening has caused more than 1,000 Chicago flights to be canceled.
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Heavy rain and the potential for more severe weather Friday evening has caused more than 1,000 Chicago flights to be canceled.
The City of Chicago is just weeks away from wrapping up the E-scooter pilot program. Since the launch there have been some bumps along the way with riders getting hurt and scooters and up in odd places, including, most recently, the Chicago River.
After an initial wave of rain sweeps into the area on Friday morning, Chicago can expect the potential for more severe weather later in the afternoon and evening.
Two men and a baby were injured by gunfire in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood Friday afternoon, Chicago police confirm.
Anyone planning to fly after Oct. 1, 2020, will need a Real ID, which is marked with a star. But some people trying to get them are being turned away from the Secretary of State's office.
The weekend after the bench was removed, people brought out their own chairs and sat inside the bus shelter.
The Schaumburg facility specifically had been cited in 2017 after a worker lost three fingers to a circular saw machine. The company was issued six violations totaling more than $65,000 for hazardous energy and machine safety requirements.
A woman is seen swinging a baseball bat from the window of her car before two cars stop in the left lane, and the woman hits the other car with the bat.
A 14-year-old boy who had been missing from the West Woodlawn neighborhood for nearly a week has been located, police said.
The CTA has resumed normal service on the Blue Line downtown, after trains were halted for about an hour as firefighters investigated reports of a gas leak.
"It also needs to be seen where there are people, neighborhoods, landmarks and beauty. (Where) people fall in love and they laugh in the park, and do all those things just like they do in other neighborhoods."
The school removed the worker, placed him on leave and called police. Officials said that employee was arrested because of how he spoke to the student.
The city has announced an amnesty program for drivers who haven't purchased their sticker yet, and a chance to get some of their tickets wiped out.
Union leaders and CPS officials were meeting at CTU headquarters in the West Town neighborhood, hoping to agree to a contract both sides can support.
