One person wounded in Hegewisch funeral home shooting
The shooting took place at the Sadowski Funeral Home, at 13300 S. Houston Ave.
Hegewisch
One person shot at Hegewisch funeral home
The shooting took place at the Sadowski Funeral Home, at 13300 S. Houston Ave.
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McDonald’s has reached a settlement with former workers alleging harassment, a CTA train operator is recovering after being shoved onto the tracks, a second suspect has been charged in the murder of a woman in Hegewisch, and Chicago Symphony Orchestra musical director Riccardo Muti has tested positive for COVID-19.
Second teen charged in murder of 70-year-old Yvonne Ruzich during Hegewisch carjacking attempt
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Malique Long, 17, Held Without Bond In Murder, Attempted Carjacking Of 70-Year-Old Yvonne Ruzich
A 17-year-old charged with murder in the death of Yvonne Ruzich, 70, who was killed in a carjacking attempt in Chicago's Hegewisch neighborhood, is being held without bond.
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1 Dead, 1 In Serious Condition After Crash Involving 2 Semi Trucks In Hegewisch
One person is dead and another injured after a crash involving two semi trucks in Hegewisch.
Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Suspects In Murder Of Yvonne Ruzich, 70, In Hegewisch
Vigil Held For Yvonne Ruzich, Grandmother Shot And Killed In Car In Hegewisch, As Police Commander Calls Killers 'Cowards'
A beloved grandmother was carjacked and murdered in front of her own adult son in Hegewisch early Monday morning, and police have called the killers cowards.
70-Year-Old Woman, Yvonne Ruzich, Fatally Shot While Sitting In Car In Hegewisch
A woman was fatally shot while sitting in her car in Hegewisch Monday morning.
Hegewisch Woman Furious After Someone Pepper-Sprayed Her Dogs Through The Fence
A Hegewisch homeowner had a warning for others Wednesday night, after her home security cameras caught someone pepper-spraying her dogs over the fence.
Two Rescued After Car Plunges Into Lake On Far South Side
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Police Seek Person For Questioning In String Of Hegewisch Fires, Say He Is Not A Suspect
The Chicago Police Bomb and Arson section has identified someone with whom they want to talk about a string of fires someone has been setting in Hegewisch.
Neighbors Alarmed As More Fires Erupt In Hegewisch -- This Time In Garage, Abandoned Restaurant
Residents of the city's Far Southeast Side were concerned Monday night after a series of fires – some of them intentionally started.
More Fires Reported In Hegewisch Overnight After Arson Suspected In Weekend Garbage Can Fires
Chicago police are investigating three more fires in the Hegewisch neighborhood after arson was suspected in similar incidents this past weekend.
Garbage Can Fires Spread To Garages, Utility Poles In Hegewisch; Police Say It Was Arson
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Transit Officer Shoots Man During Struggle On South Shore Line Train
Chicago police said the man was on a South Shore Line train when he " became verbally aggressive toward a ticket collector and conductor" around 8:15 a.m. at the Hegewisch stop at 137th and Brainard.
Crash, Fuel Leak Causing Road Closures In Hegewisch
Crews are working to clean up a fuel leak after a crash in the Hegewisch neighborhood Tuesday morning.
Man Pulled From Car After It Rolls Into Water At Harbor Point Estates Mobile Home Park In Hegewisch
A car went into a pond Thursday evening in the Hegewisch neighborhood and one person was pulled out.
Extra-Alarm Fire Guts Southeast Side Warehouse
An extra-alarm fire was raging Wednesday night in an industrial building on the city's Southeast Side.
New Ford Pre-Assembly Plant Anchors Commerce Park Chicago Development On Southeast Side
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