Site Map October 31, 2019
Years 2019 October 31
- Man pleads not guilty to driving SUV through Woodfield Mall
- Girl, 7, shot while trick-or-treating in Little Village: police
- Red Line trains resume normal service after teen hit, killed by train near Harrison
- ‘He had to come home with me’: Nurse adopts man with autism so that he can get life-saving heart transplant
- White Sox trade catcher Welington Castillo to Rangers
- Illinois has shot to earn bowl bid for 1st time under Smith
- Indiana teen pleads guilty to murdering pregnant cheerleader
- NYPD: Man threw 13-year-old boy to the ground, attacked woman with metal pipe
- UFC president offers $25K for information on fighter’s missing stepdaughter in Alabama
- Report on reducing antibiotics in beef gives several national fast-food chains ‘F’ grade
- Third Illinois resident dies from vaping: state officials
- Lake County sheriff could get access to residents’ doorbell videos in new deal with Ring
- Woman found dead with 8-foot python around her neck in western Indiana
- Classes to resume Friday after CPS, CTU reach agreement to end strike
- Missing Bronzeville teen is found: police
- CPS, CTU at odds over making up strike days
- Australian police find $210M worth of meth hidden inside Sriracha bottles
- Police investigating after $1500 Shih Tzu puppy stolen from Lake Wales pet store
- Drunken driver crashes through wall of Crystal Lake church: police
- More than 200 flights canceled at Chicago airports due to snowfall
- Democrats push impeachment rules package through House
- ‘Galactic ghoul’: NASA shares menacing-looking ‘face’ spotted by Hubble telescope in space
- Striking Chicago teachers: We'll return if classes made up
- ‘Saw my blood and freaked’: Woman in gory ‘Carrie’ costume horrifies first responders after car crash
- Women walking alone robbed in Lincoln Park: police
- Nagy envisions Bears bouncing back, like Chiefs in 2015
- Molson Coors moving headquarters to Chicago
- Chicago breaks Halloween snowfall record; more snow expected into evening as temps fall into 20s