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Morning Storms Cause A Rare Seiche On Lake Michigan
In the Great Lakes, storms will push water ahead of them — causing it to pile up along the shoreline.
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Aldermen Urge Passage Of ‘Anjanette Young Ordinance'
If passed, it would reform what happens before, during and after moments like the wrong raid on Young’s home two years ago.
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Chicago Offering $25 Gift Cards To People Who Get Vaccinated At Home
On Tuesday, officials said the city is now doubling the capacity of that program, allowing them to offer up to 900 appointments per day.
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Mayor Lightfoot Confirms Tentative Agreement With Chicago Police Union
It's the first time Lightfoot has acknowledged a tentative deal with the union representing rank-and-file CPD officers.
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31 Percent Of IL Nursing Homes Are Not Providing CDC With Vaccine Info
“I don't know if they dropped the ball or they're just negligent,” Matthews' cousin, Cheryl Bellamy-Bonner told CBS.
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City Colleges Offering Over 60 Free Career Training Programs
Some “Future Ready” classes include health care, cannabis operations and technology.
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U.S. AG Merrick Garland Meets With Regional Law Enforcement Leaders
“I'm not here from Washington to tell you what to do, I'm here from Washington to find out what we can do to help,” Garland said.
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IA Man Who Had Guns At Chicago Lakeshore Hotel ‘Didn't Mean To Startle'
Police video released Thursday shows 32-year-old Casteel telling officers he forgot to remove all the firearms from his gun range bag.
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Pritzker Calls On Congress To Reimburse Guard For Protecting U.S. Capitol
Hundreds of Guardsmen from Illinois and across the country were dispatched to Washington to guard the Capitol after the Jan. 6 insurrection.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot Warns COVID-19 Restrictions Could Return
If the delta variant causes another surge of coronavirus cases, the city could find itself back where it started, she said.
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CTA Yellow Line Shut Down Due To Signal Problems
The No. 97 Skokie bus is advised as an alternative, and bus shuttle service is also available to the Dempster-Skokie terminal.
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Dozens Of Chicago Schools To Vote On Removing School Police Officers
More than 50 Chicago schools will be deciding this week if they want to keep school resource officers.
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Illinois Eviction Moratorium To Be Gradually Lifted In July
Evictions have been banned, because many are unable to pay their rent due to economic hardship brought on by the pandemic.
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CPS Launching School-Based Vaccination Sites For Students And Families
District officials said they will be able to administer up to 600 doses of vaccine per week.
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Police Shoot, Tase Man Allegedly Brandishing Knife In West Rogers Park
Another officer used a Taser on the man, who was arrested and taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Scammers Impersonating IL State Departments In Phishing Schemes
Officials say many people are falling for it.
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Department Of Natural Resources Tractor Struck In Hit-And-Run Crash
The driver of a Malibu got out, hopped into another CUV that stopped at the scene, and then left.
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Adam Kinzinger Slams GOP Misinformation About COVID Vaccine Outreach
Kinzinger called some fellow Republicans' claims “absolute insanity,” and he said those Republicans are hijacking the party.
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President Biden To Meet With CPD Supt. David Brown On Crime Reduction
Biden has suggested using COVID-19 funds to create summer jobs for teenagers as a way to combat crime.
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Person Shot By Police In Chicago
No officers were injured in the incident, a Chicago police spokesman said.
