Site Map June 23, 2021

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• No bond for parolee charged in 2 armed robberies in DuPage County
• Girl, 14, missing from Chicago's North Side
• St. Pete bartender goes viral after using fake receipt to rescue woman from being harassed
• Fighting gun violence: Biden details federal strike force being sent to Chicago
• Irving police arrest suspected serial child predator in cases dating back to 1986
• Blink-182's Mark Hoppus reveals he has cancer
• Chicago Archdiocese settles sexual abuse lawsuit for $880,000
• Bulls' Zach LaVine accepts invitation to join USA Basketball team for Tokyo Olympics
• Grandal, White Sox end 5-game skid, beat Pirates 4-3
• Naperville EF-3 tornado: A look at the damage left behind
• Let the party begin: Schubas Tavern in Lakeview reopens
• Wooden board impales windshield after flying off truck on Ohio interstate
• Naperville family hopes to reunite beautiful angel found in ditch with owner
• Should you get an interest-only mortgage?
• Will you owe taxes on interest from savings accounts?
• Two women accused of stealing more than $100K worth of items from Walmarts in several states
• US homeowners increasingly exiting mortgage forbearance, data shows
• Disabled veteran says he was booted off Chicago flight because of his service dog
• Biden: DOJ, ATF will revoke licenses of gun dealers who exploit loopholes
• Fixed-rate student loan refinancing rates sink to new record low
• Man accused in road rage murder said victim 'needed to be taught a lesson,' prosecutors say
• Iconic film 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' turns 50 next week
• John McAfee, antivirus software creator, found dead in Spanish prison
• Teenager charged with stealing car at gunpoint while taking it on a test drive in suburban Chicago
• Annette Nance-Holt becomes first Black woman to lead Chicago Fire Department
• Chicago Park District closing indoor pools because of lack of lifeguards
• Tensions flare: Lightfoot, Alderwoman Taylor clash at Chicago City Council meeting
• Driver who went 112 mph on Indiana Toll Road arrested in Hammond with guns and drugs, police say
• Justices rule for cursing cheerleader over Snapchat post
• Lake County group asking for donations of school supplies for low-income students
• Ghost kitchens: Should your neighborhood be afraid?
• Subway’s tuna sandwiches found to contain no tuna fish DNA, lab tests find following lawsuit
• Chicago's most popular dog breed is Cockapoo, new survey of dog owners finds
• R. Kelly moved from Chicago to New York City ahead of sex trafficking trial this summer
• Considering a personal loan? Avoid these 4 myths
• 2021-2022 will be Chicago Blackhawks announcer Pat Foley's last season in the booth
• Are you Illinois' newest millionaire? $56 million winning jackpot has still not been claimed
• Special delivery: Peoria firefighters help deliver baby
• More than 1,200 Cook County nurses plan to walk off the job Thursday
• Woman wearing fox costume chases daughter down Chicago streets
• Chicago officers surprise kids with new basketball hoop after seeing them play with milk crate
• Man reported missing from Brighton Park may need medical attention
• Man killed, 2 others seriously wounded in shooting in Wentworth Gardens
• Blaze breaks out inside Loop building that has a painful fire history
• Man shot multiple times inside Lake View East apartment
• 14-year-old boy shot in East Garfield Park
• 1 killed, 5 wounded, in shootings in Tuesday in Chicago