How much snow did Chicago get? Snow totals so far from winter storm
Here are snow totals for the Chicago area, as reported to the National Weather Service through 9 a.m. on Tuesday:
Crash-and-grab burglars steal ATM from gyro shop in Bronzeville
Two burglars used a Jeep Cherokee to break into Gyros 47 near 47th and Calumet.
Woman pleads guilty to murder for helping mom kill pregnant teen and cut baby from her womb
A woman accused of helping her mother kill a pregnant 19-year-old woman and cut her baby from her womb, to pass off as her own, has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder.
Police seek to identify machete-wielding man in CTA Blue Line robbery
Anyone with information on the robbery is asked to contact CPD mass transit detectives at (312) 745-4447.
Ald. Anthony Beale to run as write-in candidate for Democratic Party job he's had since 2000
To win as a write-in candidate in the March election, Beale or any potential challenger would need at least 674 votes.
Police warn of 5 armed robberies in less than an hour on Northwest Side
In at least one of the robberies, the victim was pistol-whipped.
Chicago man killed in hit-and-run in Lincoln Park
Police said the Nissan Murano that hit Jason Kardish kept going south on Ashland Avenue after hitting him.
Chicago police officer, suspect wounded in shootout after Gold Coast burglary attempt
The shootout happened as officers were responding to a burglary attempt at the Prada store on Walton Street, just west of Michigan Avenue.
Ald. Anthony Beale drops out of race for Democratic party post in 9th Ward
Beale has been the 9th Ward Democratic committeeperson since 2000.
Matt Reum hoping to go home soon, following rescue from six days trapped in crashed truck
"My surgery has gone well enough, and I'm healing strong enough from that to where I can start working on getting back into society," said Reum, who is recovering from having a leg amputated.
Former Providence Catholic H.S. hockey player sues over bullying and sexual harassment
The boy's father claims the bullying went on for five months before his son tried to take his own life in 2022.
No reopening date set for CTA Yellow Line, seven weeks after crash
It's nicknamed the Skokie Swift, but the process of it getting the CTA Yellow Line back online after a November crash has been awfully slow.
Former Speaker Michael Madigan's racketeering trial delayed until October
Madigan's attorneys sought the delay while the U.S. Supreme Court weighs a separate bribery case that could impact the charges against the former speaker.
Illinois building new migrant intake center at Chicago bus landing zone
The state is building six heated tents at the city's landing zone just blocks from the city's Greyhound bus station, the Ogilvie Transportation Center, and Union Station.
Pritzker names Heidi Mueller as next Illinois DCFS director; Marc Smith staying an extra month
Marc Smith had been set to step down from DCFS at the end of 2023, but will stay on an extra month to ensure a smooth transition, according to the governor's office.