Site Map February 21, 2020

Years / 2020 / February / 21

• Girl, 14, missing from Chicago Lawn; last seen earlier today
• 3 injured after being struck by vehicle on Near West Side; driver also hurt
• Chicago Bears waive cornerback Amukamara, receiver Gabriel
• Chicago man, 62, charged with paying teen to send explicit videos on WhatsApp: feds
• Michigan town called 'Hell' offers free Leap Day weddings
• Chicago high school in misconduct probe removes another staffer
• Season's cold-related death count rises to 31
• Four nights of closures, full stops begin Saturday at Jane Byrne Interchange
• Watch: First grader completes chemo, rings bell at Chicago hospital
• Newborn giraffe appears to get kissed on its forehead from its parents, adorable photos show
• Report: Florida teacher washed out student’s mouth with hand sanitizer
• Build-A-Bear unveils Baby Yoda toy coming to stores this spring
• Proposed bill in Michigan House would ban declawing of cats; fine violators up to $1,000
• Indiana couple drove boys with Trump flags off road: police
• Large bear spotted roaming in Monrovia second day in a row
• SWAT officers to start riding CTA trains amid spike in crime
• 5 charged in Mag Mile H&M theft where suspects ran through Red Line tunnel
• Comedian raises money to send bullied boy to Disney after heartbreaking video goes viral
• Woman missing from Deer Park assisted-living home found safe in clothing store
• Would you pay $13 for a box of cereal?
• Report: Prisoner confesses to killing 2 child molesters
• Intel officials say Russia boosting Trump candidacy
• 2 dead, 2 critically hurt in Chicago shootings Thursday
• Near North Side burglary spree continues: police
• Man charged, driver dead after shooting sparks police chase and crash in Aurora
• Trump slams Dems, 'Parasite,' Brad Pitt as rally blitz moves to Colorado
• Man killed, another critically hurt in West Garfield Park shooting
• Suspect fires gun during River North carjacking attempt
• Armed carjackers steal Jeep after River North crash
• US: Taliban's 'reduction of violence' deal to start tonight