2 People Survive 7 Hours In Lake Michigan, Rescued By Coast Guard
Two people survived seven hours in Lake Michigan after they were separated from their personal watercraft.
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Two people survived seven hours in Lake Michigan after they were separated from their personal watercraft.
"I think everything that could have been done was done under the circumstances," Orland Park Police Chief Tim McCarthy said.
From a seafood spot to an activity spot, read on for a list of the newest businesses to open near you.
After a clear and quiet night Wednesday, storms will come to the Chicago area Thursday.
Following a chemical spill in the Little Calumet River that left 3,000 fish dead, the mayor of Portage, Indiana has asked steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal to put twice as many fish into the water.
Police were asking people to avoid the area around the home where a man barricaded himself inside with a woman police said they believe to be his girlfriend.
Red Line trains have resumed normal service, after the CTA investigated a suspicious package at the Grand subway stop.
In a statement Wednesday, Foster wrote, "I take no pleasure in announcing my support for the House to begin an impeachment inquiry into the President of the United States."
He hit the windshield of a 2019 semi truck and bounced onto the truck's cab. The 47-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.
"The way I present it, a lot of people will understand that's where I'm coming from. It will be done from the heart."
Marriott International said Wednesday it will eliminate small plastic bottles of shampoo, conditioner and bath gel from its hotel rooms worldwide by December 2020.
Toyota is recalling 191,000 cars in North America and Japan because the air bags may not inflate properly in a crash.
If you love to eat and drink, this week offers a great chance to explore the world of Chicago food and beverage.
Sports betting is just days away from becoming legal in Indiana and the state's casinos are lining up to start collecting wagers.
Alexis McGill Johnson, acting president and CEO of Planned Parenthood, praised the ruling and vowed to continue to fight the law in court.
