Staying Safe In The Sweltering Heat
Everyone was trying to stay cool from drinking a lot of water instead of alcohol, staying in the shade and using paper fans.
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Everyone was trying to stay cool from drinking a lot of water instead of alcohol, staying in the shade and using paper fans.
"You schedule the boat, show up, and it's like you're an owner."
The woman suffered serious injuries and may lose her eyesight.
"He just went inside the truck and started driving so I just grabbed him by the neck."
"This one was something out of a scene from a movie because I've never seen so much police presence as far as SWAT teams."
"Just because the sun goes down doesn't mean that the heat has gone away."
The Illinois Supreme Court now has its second African American justice in its 170 year history.
"Smoking is low and slow, about 225 degrees," said Raymond. "Grilling is hot and fast."
Carlotta, the third named storm of the Pacific hurricane season, was meandering just off Mexico's coast, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
The LGBTQ event features more than 100 vendors, food and drink and live music across three stages along North Halsted Street.
A carjacking ends in dramatic fashion after the passenger in the car fights back.
This year's event not only brought out big names but also a big movement. Chicagoans were joined by the student survivors of Parkland, Florida massacre who formed March For Our Lives.
The collar counties and other parts of Illinois are under a heat advisory until midnight.
Police believe it started when the man go into some type of argument or dispute with family members.
City officials want to remind everyone is important to never leave children or animals in the car, even for a minute, and make sure to check on the elderly.
