One dead after car drives off Bishop Ford Freeway, rolls over and crashes through fence
The vehicle, a yellow Corvette, came to a stop in a private lot near Doty and Kensington Avenues.
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Southbound Bishop Ford shut down at 159th Street after gunfire
Gunfire was reported on the Bishop Ford Freeway in the south suburbs Monday afternoon, but no one was injured.
ISP responds to shooting on Interstate 94 ramp
Illinois state police responded to an expressway shooting on the Bishop Ford ramp Friday just before midnight.
Illinois State Police trooper injured when driver hit stopped squad car on Bishop Ford Freeway
The 73-year-old woman driving the car that hit the trooper's vehicle has been charged with violating Scott's Law, also known as the "Move Over Law."
Shots fired at vehicle on Stony Island Feeder ramp for Bishop Ford Freeway
No one was injured in the shooting, but the victim's vehicle might have been damaged by a bullet.
Stretch Of Southbound Bishop Ford Freeway Shut Down After Shooting Near 159th Street
The southbound Bishop Ford Freeway was shut down late Wednesday because of a shooting near 159th Street.
Southbound Bishop Ford Freeway Shut Down For Period Of Time After Gunfire
The Bishop Ford Freeway was shut down at 115th Street for a period of time during the Tuesday evening rush after shots were fired.
14-Year-Old Boy Wounded, Brother Killed In Pullman Shooting
A 14-year-old boy was wounded and his brother was killed in a shooting near the Bishop Ford Freeway in the Pullman community Friday evening.
Couple's Beloved Dog, Ruby, Killed In Bishop Ford Freeway Shooting The Day After Thanksgiving; 'She Was A Good, Good Pup'
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2 Shot While Driving On Bishop Ford Freeway Near 115th Street
At least two people were injured in a shooting on the Bishop Ford Freeway Sunday night.
Dolton Police Involved In Pursuit In Which Shots Were Fired On Bishop Ford Freeway
A Dolton police officer was involved in an incident in which shots were fired on the Bishop Ford Freeway Wednesday evening.
3 Expressway Shootings Reported In Less Than 4 Hours Overnight
Three expressway shootings were reported in less than four hours overnight.
Man Shot And Killed On Bishop Ford Freeway
A man was shot and killed overnight while driving on the Bishop Ford Freeway. It's the latest of 170 shootings on Chicago expressways this year.
Person Ends Up On Ramp From I-57 To Bishop Ford Freeway After Being Shot
A person ended up on the ramp between Interstate 57 and the Bishop Ford Freeway Monday afternoon after being shot.
Car Reported Carjacked In Chicago Crashes On Bishop Ford Freeway In South Suburbs After Pursuit
A car that was reported carjacked in Chicago ended up crashing after being pursued by Illinois State Police on the Bishop Ford Freeway in the southern suburbs Saturday evening.
Lanes Shut Down For Hours On Northbound Bishop Ford Freeway After Truck Spills 19,000 Pounds Of Gravel
Lanes on the northbound Bishop Ford Freeway were expected to be shut down for two hours Thursday afternoon after a semi-trailer truck spilled 19,000 pounds of gravel.
State Police Investigate After Man Was Shot On Bishop Ford Freeway Tuesday
Police were investigating Wednesday after a man said he was shot on the Bishop Ford Freeway in the south suburbs the day before.
Man Shot In Leg While Driving On Bishop Ford Freeway Near 120th Street
A man was shot while driving on the Bishop Ford Freeway near 120th Street Monday night.
Shooting Suspect In Custody After Holding Police In Standoff For Nearly 17 Hours In Calumet City; Bishop Ford Freeway Reopens
The Bishop Ford Freeway was shut down in the south suburbs late Sunday, as a man barricaded himself in a mobile home after police said he shot another man, and then fired at officers.
2 Women Shot, Wounded On Bishop Ford Freeway
Two people were shot on the Bishop Ford Freeway on the city's Far South Side early Sunday morning.
4-Year-Old Boy Was Killed In Bishop Ford Freeway Crash Involving IDOT Truck This Week
The person who was killed in a crash involving an Illinois Department of Transportation help truck on the Bishop Ford Freeway was a 4-year-old boy, Illinois State Police said Thursday.
1 Man Killed, 1 Wounded In Bishop Ford Expressway Shooting
Police late Wednesday were investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another wounded on the Bishop Ford Freeway.
Semi-Truck Fire Causing Lane Closures On Bishop Ford Freeway At 130th Street
A semi-truck engulfed in flames is causing lanes closures on the Bishop Ford Freeway at 130th Street Tuesday morning.
Driver Shot On Bishop Ford Freeway
Illinois State Police said the victim was headed north on Interstate 94 at 115th Street shortly after 11 a.m., when he was shot.
Semi-Truck Rollover On Bishop Ford Freeway At Stony Island Causes Ramp Closures
A rollover crash involving a semi-truck is causing ramp closures on the Bishop Ford Freeway Wednesday morning.
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