La Grange, IL|News|
Teen And Man Killed In Shooting In Chicago's Southwest Suburbs
Both victims were taken to the hospital. The man was pronounced dead Friday night, and the boy was pronounced dead on Saturday.
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Chicago Begins Automated Ticketing Of Drivers Who Block Bike And Bus Lanes Downtown
Starting Monday, the city's Smart Streets program will use cameras mounted on city vehicles to ticket drivers who park in bus or bike lanes.
South Side, IL|News|
Man On Bicycle Shot, Wounded After Quarrel In Chicago's South Loop
Police did not immediately specify whether the shooter took the victim's bicycle or had been on his own bike.
Chicago|News|
Chicago Firefighter, 2 Others Injured From Blaze In Humboldt Park, Witnesses Say
Flames lit up the sky and plumes of smoke billowed along Hamlin Avenue as residents scrambled to evacuate.
Beverly-MtGreenwood, IL|News|
Cook County Sheriff's Office Sends Officers To Polling Places In Case Of Trouble, Threats
"Safety is very much on voters' minds," said Max Bever, director of public information for the Chicago Board of Elections.
South Side, IL|News|
Girl, 15, Charged In Chicago Southwest Side Armed Carjacking
The girl, 15, was arrested around 5:44 p.m. on Wednesday in the 6300 block of South Major Avenue.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago State University Students Turn Out To Vote Early, Express Their Values
Dressed in the school colors of green and white, the Chicago State University marching band led the way for students to cast their votes.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago Police Officer Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver In South Shore
It happened just before 1:30 a.m. in the 7500 block of South Phillips Avenue.
Chicago|News|
Teen Sues Chicago Public Schools, Claims No Action Was Taken To Stop Sexual Assaults By Former Guard
"I don't think he's going to get what he lost back, but he's hoping to help others," said Scott Lane, a partner at the law firm Lane Brown.
Chicago|News|
Chicago's Christmas Tree Will Be Cut Down In Logan Square Friday
The owners say the tree was planted almost 50 years ago by the home's previous owner, Jim Mulligan.
South Side, IL|News|
New Treatment For Type 1 Diabetics Gives Hope To University Of Chicago Patients
The medication, tegoprubart, has been modified over the last 25 years to help bring positive results for type 1 diabetic patients.
South Side, IL|News|
"Extraordinary" Amount Of Money Spent In Chicago School Board Election, Experts Say
For the first time, Chicago voters will elect some members of the Board of Education.
Chicago|News|
Owner Of Popular Chicago Taco Shop Brutally Assaulted In His Restaurant
Ventura Orozco's sunglasses covered up scars and bruises from an ugly fight when a man tried to rob the taco shop during Tuesday's rush.
Chicago|News|
Newly Appointed President Of Chicago School Board Faces Calls For Resignation For Social Media Posts
This comes after Rev. Johnson posted what's being called anti-Semitic comments and anti-Israel posts on social media.
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Chicago Heights Fire Victims Still Waiting For Answers About Broken Hydrants After 6 Homes Damaged
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Chicago|News|
How An 1884 Painting At Chicago's Art Institute Saved Bill Murray's Life
CBS News Chicago's Marie Saavedra went looking for the painting Murray described.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago Police Officers Run Into Apartment Fire To Alert Residents In Washington Heights
Police said the officers were on patrol, around 9:40 p.m., when someone ran up to report a building on fire on South Laflin Street.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago Restaurant Employee Accused Of Fatally Shooting 2 People Appears In Court
Emotions ran high with tears from the victims' families who said the men were targeted for appearing homeless.
South Side, IL|News|
New Report Calls For Community-Level Reparations To Address Fallout From War On Drugs On Chicago's South Side
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South Side, IL|News|
Employees At Chicago Pepsi Plant Shocked To Find Facility Closed On Monday
Employees showed up with no idea that the location was shut down effective immediately.
