IDOT Warns Drivers Ahead Of Snowstorm
"Before getting behind the wheel, please ask yourself if your trip is really necessary."
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"Before getting behind the wheel, please ask yourself if your trip is really necessary."
Chicago Public Schools have canceled classes on Friday, due to the snow.
The Chicago Department of Public Health is adding another $500,000 to programs for opioid treatment services.
A total of up to 20 inches of snow could fall by the end of the weekend.
The Park Forest Police Department is warning residents that leaving cars running and unattended is an ordinance violation and it will be enforced.
"February is looking like a good old fashioned winter and it's about time."
Jewel-Osco President Doug Cygan said there are certain items that people in the Chicago-area usually stock up on when there's a big winter storm.
According to police, the shooting is not believed to be random and the victims may have known the shooter.
The honor went to luge veteran Erin Hamlin.
More than 50 Chicago police officers received training on Thursday to be part of the revival of the Officer Friendly Program.
With as much as a foot of snow possible for some parts of the Chicago area by tomorrow night, it seems like everyone is scrambling to make sure they have all the emergency essentials they might need, but those items aren't always easy to find.
Toni Preckwinkle countered suggestions that the report was being delayed until after the primary election.
Hardware stores are bracing for runs on several key items with the big snow.
"To me it's creating more blight. Because people are going to move away."
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