Driver killed in fiery crash after leaving scene of another on Dan Ryan Expressway
Illinois State Police said the crash happened just before 1:30 a.m. on I-94 southbound at 76th Street.
Watch CBS News
Jeramie Bizzle is a web producer for CBS Chicago. Originally from the Austin community on Chicago's West Side, Jeramie got his start in journalism while working for the 5th Avenue Journal at Triton College. Later, he went on to become a freelancer for the Austin Weekly Newspaper and OakPark.com. He started as an intern at CBS 2 Chicago in 2017 and returned as a per diem turned full-time web producer in 2021.
Illinois State Police said the crash happened just before 1:30 a.m. on I-94 southbound at 76th Street.
Chicago police said the two men, 25 and 29, were walking outside when they were shot at by an unknown person traveling in a red-colored vehicle.
The crash happened just after 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 23.
The facility is known for providing treatment to women and girls struggling with everything from eating disorders, substance abuse, trauma, mood disorders, and sexual abuse.
Aaron Thompson, 29, appeared for a sentencing hearing in front of Judge Brian Telander Friday, where the state asked for the maximum penalty of 45 years.
The crash happened around 11:30 p.m. in the 300 block of South Pulaski Road.
Police said that in each incident, the suspects placed a chain on a business's front shutter or door to pull it off the hinges and remove the ATM.
The ticket was bought by a lucky winner at the International House of Wine and Cheese in Richmond at 11302 U.S. Highway 12.
Makayla Mitchell, 23, of Park Forest, was charged with one felony of first-degree murder and one felony count of murder with a strong probability of causing death or injury.
A man, 50, was taken to Little Company of Mary Hospital for smoke inhalation and was listed in good condition.
She was taken to Illinois Masonic Hospital in critical condition and later died.
Chicago police said a 41-year-old woman was driving a Nissan Altima northbound when she lost control of the car and hit a pole.
Customers gasped as officers made several attempts to yank the coyote out of the shelf, finally pulling the animal out by its tail.
Residents will be able to access their driver's licenses and state IDs using their iPhone or Apple Watch.
A Chicago apartment building has been evacuated after a woman called 911 to report concerns about suspicious materials found inside an apartment.