Chicago IL

Featured picture for "Death investigation launched after 1-year-old dies on Chicago's South Side"

Death investigation launched after 1-year-old dies on Chicago’s South Side

CHICAGO - An investigation is underway after a 1-year-old boy died Monday morning on Chicago's South Side. Police said the baby was found unresponsive just before 7 a.m. inside a residence in the 7300 block of South St. Lawrence Avenue. The baby was taken to Comer Children's Hospital where he...
Featured picture for "Chicago Entertainer Bibiano Ruano Fatally Shot in Pilsen; Community Mourns"

Chicago Entertainer Bibiano Ruano Fatally Shot in Pilsen; Community Mourns

The Chicago community is reeling after the tragic loss of 24-year-old Bibiano Ruano, who was fatally shot in Pilsen on Saturday night. According to the Chicago Sun-Times, two unidentified suspects approached Ruano around 8:15 p.m. while he was walking along the 1400 block of West 18th Street and fired multiple shots,...
Featured picture for "Tabares can’t do it, votes ‘no’ on $830 million loan"

Tabares can’t do it, votes ‘no’ on $830 million loan

On Feb. 26, the Chicago City Council approved a $830 million general obligation bond by a 26-23 vote to fund infrastructure improvements. The measure includes a condition by Mayor Brandon Johnson prohibiting the use of funds reserved for Chicago Public Schools to pay pensions for non-teaching staff or to cover the...
Featured picture for "Chicago restaurant owner says deportation fears impacting business"

Chicago restaurant owner says deportation fears impacting business

Laura Gutierrez-Ramos, owner of Nuevo Leon Restaurant in Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood, says her business has suffered as customers have chosen to stay inside their homes out of fear of increased immigration enforcement.
Featured picture for "Couple's Home Blown Up During Their Wedding by Guest Who Snuck Out and Then Died In Blast: Police"

Couple’s Home Blown Up During Their Wedding by Guest Who Snuck Out and Then...

The suspect was a guest at the wedding who disappeared at some point during the ceremony only to be spotted down the street on surveillance cameras carrying what appeared to be flammable liquids into the house -- and not coming out again before the explosion.
Featured picture for "Sub Chain With 290 Illinois Locations Giving Away $1M in Sandwiches"

Sub Chain With 290 Illinois Locations Giving Away $1M in Sandwiches

If you're hungry and want to save a few bucks tomorrow, you should be able to get some free food. 👇 Check Out The 50 Most Popular Chain Restaurants in America 👇. Toasted Tuesday is coming, and Jimmy John's wants you to eat for free. That's because the subgiant,...
Featured picture for "Popular Iowa And Illinois Arcade Bar Closing Doors Permanently"

Popular Iowa And Illinois Arcade Bar Closing Doors Permanently

After 10 years and 2 locations, an iconic pizza and arcade bar brand with locations in Illinois and Iowa, will be closing forever. Analog Arcade in Davenport and Moline will be closing this year.
Featured picture for "Aspiring rapper who killed seven people in July 4 parade shooting in Illinois pleads guilty to 69 charges"

Aspiring rapper who killed seven people in July 4 parade shooting in Illinois pleads...

The man accused of killing seven people and injuring dozens of others at a Fourth of July parade in 2022 pleaded guilty Monday, just moments before opening arguments in his trial. Robert E. Crimo III, 23, appeared in the Lake County circuit courtroom wearing a dark suit where he withdrew his not-guilty plea and...
Featured picture for "At illegal street takeover, bystander tosses explosive into passing motorist’s car"

At illegal street takeover, bystander tosses explosive into passing motorist’s car

CHICAGO — Widespread street takeovers plagued the city’s Far South Side over the weekend, clogging up traffic as crowds gathered to watch drivers spin donuts in major intersections. One scene turned violent when a takeover participant threw a large firework that exploded inside a man’s SUV and set...
Featured picture for "Illinois law would force schools to change controversial mascots"

Illinois law would force schools to change controversial mascots

Illinois lawmakers are pushing for a bill to require schools to change their mascots that are derogatory or representative of an individual or group based on disability, such as the "Midgets" mascot.

Trending Posts