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Chicago police went to R. Kelly's home Friday following up a tip that the singer was with two women being held hostage, but found no evidence of wrongdoing, police say.
Officials at Evanston Township High School didn't return calls for comment on Friday but said in a statement that "an employee is under investigation for inappropriate contact with students" adding that it does not involve "a teacher, coach or counselor."
"When you're sitting here and you're watching your kid get off and there's traffic going 50 miles (per hour) past them, it's unnerving."
Leonid Belogur was crossing the intersection of Shermer and Greenwood on Jan. 4 when a driver hit the 86-year-old and sped off.
SNAP benefits will be funded through the end of February but will be issued on or before Jan. 20.
A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder and kidnapping, in connection with the abduction of 13-year-old Jayme Closs, and the slayings of her parents.
South of I-80 could receive up to three inches of snow Saturday.
A 3-year-old girl was killed, and two adults were seriously injured, when their car collided with an SUV filled with teenagers on Lower Wacker Drive early Friday morning.
The long-time NFL analyst dropped by the CBS Local studios promoting his new book and discussed the upcoming weekend of NFL action.
A Portage tow truck company owner has pleaded guilty to paying $12,000 in bribes to Mayor James Snyder, who faces trial next week on corruption charges.
Until 7 p.m. Friday or while supplies last, government employees can receive supplies, including dry food, wet food and treats for cats and dogs.
Indiana plans to issue February's food stamp benefits next week for hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers due to the partial federal government shutdown.
Brian Johnson of Equality Illinois says the appointment of Harris further demonstrates the Speaker's "commitment to LGBTQ equality and representation."
In the incidents, two men approached victims who were alone, showed a handgun and them robbed the victims of wallets, cell phones and cash.
Illinois Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker plans to pay his own money to double the salaries of several key staffers.
