Pedestrian Fatally Struck By UP North Line Metra Train Near Indian Hill
A pedestrian was fatally struck by UP North Line Metra train Wednesday evening, Metra officials confirm.
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A pedestrian was fatally struck by UP North Line Metra train Wednesday evening, Metra officials confirm.
They will be meeting with a state lawmaker next Tuesday to develop Marlen's Law. It would require both ID and DNA testing for hospital patients, especially those admitted after a home birth.
A federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the family of an 8-year-old who was handcuffed by Chicago Police when they raided a home in March.
Administrators at Walter Payton College Prep announced the decision to spend over $22,000 for yearbook reprints after the yearbooks were printing containing offensive content.
With the bang of the gavel, Mayor Lightfoot took control of her first City Council meeting. But it was a verbal confrontation with Ald. Bruke that really showed who's boss.
Chicago White Sox employee threw out the first pitch at Tuesday's game, only the pitch did not make it to home plate.
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Presiding over her first City Council meeting, Mayor Lori Lightfoot let everyone know she is no push-over by slapping down the oldest and most feared Alderman, Ed Burke.
