Man charged with driving aggressively across Chicago golf course, hitting golfer
Tory L. Gardner, 30, of Cicero, is charged with two felony counts.
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Tory L. Gardner, 30, of Cicero, is charged with two felony counts.
As of early Wednesday evening, it was not known how many people were hurt.
They hit three different businesses in just an hour overnight Tuesday into Wednesday.
The chain of events started with a domestic violence call, and ended with a baby fighting for their life.
The 17-year-old boy was inside a vehicle in the 5900 block of North California Avenue, just south of Peterson Avenue, when someone approached and shot him, police said.
Police said 22 students ingested what was later identified as edibles containing THC. Of those 22 pupils, 11 needed medical attention.
A celebration of life will be held Tuesday morning at Chicago Women's Park and Gardens in the South Loop near McCormick Place.
One firefighter was taken to a local hospital for heat exhaustion.
Murtaza Hameed, 46, of Naperville, was ordered held until trial.
U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Illinois) currently represents the district. Last week, Krishnamoorthi announced his run for the U.S. Senate seat soon to be vacated by Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Illinois).
Before last week, the highlight of recent Chicago history involving a pope dated back more than 45 years.
The man, who was the only one who lived in the house, was found on the ground outside.
Cornelia Tischmacher's lungs were failing because of advanced cancer. Everything changed with a double lung transplant.
Leo XIV also attended the Catholic Theological Union of Chicago in city's Hyde Park neighborhood.
Published reports indicated that Farris was released on home monitoring in March, then ordered detained again last week, only to be released again on Wednesday.