Chicago|News|
Medieval Times Accepting Pumpkin Donations
The restaurant will use it for knights' combat training.
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Chicago|News|
Woman Shot While Driving On Lake Shore Drive
The woman was shot in the leg and took herself to St. Joseph Hospital in good condition.
Chicago|News|
Parlor Pizza Reopening Three Chicago Restaurants Days After Police Raids
City and state officials have said they have “no update” since the raids.
Chicago|News|
Chicago Hauntings: The L&L Tavern, Known As ‘The Creepiest Bar In USA'
Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer liked to sit by the window at the bar and stare at young men across the street at the Dunkin’ Donuts.
Chicago|News|
Cursed Bricks, Noises, Poltergeists Of The St. Valentine's Day Massacre
It all came to a head in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood on the morning of Feb. 14, 1929.
Niles-Morton Grove, IL|News|
Big Snake Found In The Chicago Area Harmless If You Don't Hassle It
It was likely kept as a pet, and either got out on its own or was released.
Chicago|News|
Judge To Rule By Monday On Police Union's Vaccine Mandate Challenge
It is now up to a judge to decide the winner.
Chicago|News|
Fmr. Chicago Parks Supervisor Charged With Sexually Assaulting Lifeguard
Cook County prosecutors said Mauricio Ramirez was the 16-year-old girl’s supervisor as she was working as a lifeguard this summer.
Chicago|News|
Data Show More Than 100 Carjackings In Austin Community This Year
Some neighborhoods have 20 times as many carjackings as those just blocks away.
Chicago|News|
Police Raid Three Locations Of Parlor Pizza Restaurant
Employees who showed up to work in River North are locked out and had no idea what was going on.
Naperville, IL|News|
Desperate For More Staff, Fast Food Restaurants Recruiting Customers
“We’re so understaffed that most areas we can’t open the dining room, or we’re just drive-thru only," one supervisor said.
Homewood-Flossmoor, IL|News|
Tenants Threatened With Water Shutoff Over Landlord's Debt In Riverdale
Officials said the building's owners owe thousands of dollars, and they may go after tenants for the debt.
Chicago|News|
Dozens Of Officers Rally Outside CPD Headquarters Over Vaccine Mandate
About 100 people joined the rally Tuesday morning outside Chicago Police Headquarters, not all of them officers.
Grayslake, IL|News|
No Arrests In Death Of Zion Mother Melanie Yates, Hit By A Stray Bullet
Yates was not believed to be the gunman's intended target.
South Side, IL|News|
South Side Pastor Teaching Children, Teens Life Lessons Through Boxing
Zachary Carter is 17 years old and has been boxing since he was 10. He says it teaches him about life.
Chicago|News|
McCormick Place Expects To Generate $1.2 Billion For City, State
The return of trade shows, conventions and other large events are already making a big impact on the city.
Chicago|News|
Pritzker Announces Electric Vehicle Energy Storage Training Program
Illinois wants to be the go-to state for electric vehicle manufacturing.
Elmhurst, IL|News|
AT&T Bills Elmhurst Customers Who Were Without Phone Service For 3 Months
CBS Morning Insider Tim McNicholas fought for answers from the phone company.
Chicago|News|
North Side Mail Thefts Apparently Committed Using A Master Key
Postal carriers use a master key to access mailboxes all at once in multi-unit buildings.
Chicago|News|
Man Shot And Killed After Argument At Bus Stop In Logan Square
The shooter killed a second man nearby during a carjacking, police said.
