Man, 3 Women Robbed At Barrels Of Multiple Guns In Lakeview
Robbers held people up at the barrels of multiple guns at two sites blocks apart in Lakeview Tuesday evening.
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Robbers held people up at the barrels of multiple guns at two sites blocks apart in Lakeview Tuesday evening.
Police on Thursday issued a warning about a rash of robberies and carjackings in Lincoln Park and Lakeview
A woman was robbed in her car in South Lakeview Monday evening.
The amount of the fine Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) faces will be determined at an administrative hearing, but could total up to $10,000.
Quitone Nash, of Markham, was out on bond on previous misdemeanor charges when he and two other men carjacked a man sleeping in his vehicle in the parking lot of a Jewel grocery store in Wicker Park.
A possible link has been discovered to a string of carjackings from Lakeview to Bucktown.
There has been an outpouring of holiday cheer on social media during the pandemic.
Police on Tuesday night were asking the public to pay special attention if they live or work around where a string of carjackings and robberies are going down.
On Broadway in Lakeview, sidewalk space is limited for tables and tents, so the action on Saturday kept workers busy, serving customers at socially distanced tables.
Police issued an alert this weekend about a series of robberies in Lakeview and other North Side neighborhoods over the past couple of weeks.
A pop-up food pantry in Lakeview helps people in need every Sunday afternoon, and every Chicagoan is invited.
The Schoolyard Tavern on Southport Avenue is the latest Chicago bar to announce it is going out of business as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Southport Lanes bowling alley and its predecessor, the Nook, survived the Great Depression, the Spanish Flu, and some of Chicago's worst weather – but not COVID-19.
With the list of Chicago bars and restaurants permanently closing growing, a few that are still open are also hanging by a thread. The reason is how long it's taking the city to process their permit to serve customers outside.
Police on Sunday were warning the public about a series of auto thefts and carjackings have been occurring in multiple Chicago neighborhoods.
One person was trapped when his legs were pinned in the collapse on the 3200 block of North Wilton Avenue.
Residents in some North Side neighborhoods were flummoxed, with mail going missing again and again.
Hours for the street closures will vary by neighborhood, according to the mayor's office, though in most cases will be between approximately 5 p.m. and 11 p.m.
"There's a lot of enthusiasm on the part of restaurants and patrons to get back out to enjoy the great restaurant scene here in Chicago, but we absolutely have to do that abiding by the rules," Lightfoot said.
A path to normalcy in Chicago has opened up as people packed a neighborhood open for dining on the street Saturday.
If you're looking to try eating out again, check out Lakeview this weekend.
Protesters marched from Wrigley Field toward the downtown area Tuesday afternoon, calling for justice for George Floyd.
Protesters turned out in force in Lakeview and Uptown Monday evening, and the group said it wanted to stress peace.
A driver accused of plowing into a woman after an argument about social distancing never should have been there. Fortunately for that woman, there was a nurse nearby.
Constant construction noise, dust and debris has been making it into the units of a high rise in Lakeview. Residents who reached out to CBS 2 say it is not just unbearable but also a safety hazard, and they can't take it anymore.
