Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Governors State University Faculty, Staff Vote To Ratify New Contract After Week-Long Strike
Faculty and staff will receive a 14 percent raise over three years, along with five weeks of paid parental leave for new parents.
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Chicago|News|
Obama Foundation Accepting Applications For 'Freedom Summer' Program
Grants worth $30,000 will be awarded to local organizations working to reduce violence.
Chicago|News|
Some Young People Fear Fallout Of Loop Chaos Could Be More Racial Profiling
"They look at us like, 'Okay, we've got one Black child doing wrong, so all Black kids do wrong,' when it's really not that at all."
Beverly-MtGreenwood, IL|News|
Free White Sox Tickets For Active Duty And Military Vets
Veterans and active duty military members can receive a free ticket Monday through Thursday through the Cook County Clerk's office.
Tinley Park, IL|News|
Dolton Police Shoot And Kill Armed Man Who They Say Refused To Drop Weapon
Illinois State Police are investigating.
Chicago|News|
Cook Co. Sheriff's Office Joins Forces With Rideshare Company To Help Survivors Of Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking
"The ability to move freely is something that a lot of us take for granted," added Cory Frievogel with Uber Safety Operations.
Chicago|News|
Owners Of Chicago's First Black-Owned Dispensary Seek To Change Culture Around Marijuana
The Grasshopper Club in Logan Square is "re-imagining what the dispensary experience could be," co-owner Matthew Brewer told CBS.
Oak Park-River Forest, IL|News|
Oak Park Police Investigate Viral Video Of High School Wrestler Sucker Punching Opponent
"I didn't want to retaliate, obviously, and I didn't want to get hit again," said high school wrestler Cooper Corder.
South Side, IL|News|
Second Teen Charged With Murder In South Side Shooting
A 14-year-old boy was arrested Monday by Chicago police and members of the Great Lakes Regional Taskforce.
Chicago|News|
Greektown Starbucks Workers To Go On Strike, Accuse Chain Of Union-Busting
A union organizer was fired one day before the workers voted to join Starbucks Workers United.
Chicago|News|
CPD Officer Shoots Dog In South Chicago Neighborhood
The officer said the dog lunged at him in the 8300 block of South Luella.
Lemont, IL|News|
2's Got Your Ticket: 'Jagged Little Pill' By Lemont Native Diablo Cody
Cody won a Tony for writing the Alanis Morisette-inspired musical.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago State University Staff Calling On Elected Officials As Strike Reaches 10th Day
Union members said negotiations fell apart Thursday during a meeting with the university president.
Chicago|News|
Illinois A.G. Kwame Raoul, Chicago Mayor-Elect Brandon Johnson Meet To Discuss City Issues
"We agreed to work together to enforce constitutional policing standards, improve officer wellness and prevent violent crime."
Chicago|News|
1 Person Dead After Being Ejected From Jeep On Dan Ryan Expressway
The victim was pronounced dead on the scene Friday morning.
Chicago|News|
'Never Seen Anything Like This': Loved Ones, CFD Firefighters Say Goodbye To Lt. Jan Tchoryk
"Right now, the firefighters of Chicago and Tchoryk families need Chicago. It's one of the worst weeks of our lives."
Chicago Heights, IL|News|
Governors State University Resume Bargaining As Strike Hits Day 3
Union members said progress was made on salary and workload during Wednesday's negotiations.
Oak Forest, IL|News|
Hazel Crest Man Charged With Murder In West Englewood Shooting
A 24-year-old was arrested Wednesday in connection with the January shooting.
Beverly-MtGreenwood, IL|News|
Man Charged With Murder Of CPD Officer Andrés Mauricio Vásquez Lasso Pleads Not Guilty
Steven Montano, 18, appeared for arraignment Wednesday morning.
South Side, IL|News|
Chicago Shooting: Man Shot In Head, Killed Near Washington Park
Police were called to 57th and Michigan early Wednesday morning.
