Site Map September 14, 2021

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• Woolly mammoth resurrection? Scientists say it's in process
• Gabby Petito disappearance: Boyfriend 'refusing to tell Gabby's family where he last saw her'
• 2nd Chicago police sergeant accuses department leaders of retaliation
• Ex-Minneapolis police officers plead not guilty to violating George Floyd's civil rights
• Tributes pour in for comedian and actor Norm Macdonald, dead at 61
• West Town pharmacy closing down after more than 100 years
• Chicago Alderman Jim Gardiner apologizes for leaked text messages
• Chicago City Council approves new contract for CPD
• Wisconsin, Virginia report measles cases among Afghan refugees
• St. Charles extends outdoor dining program through winter
• Hundreds at Lane Tech, Chicago's largest high school, exposed to COVID-19
• Police seek man who robbed passengers on CTA Green Line train in the Loop at knifepoint
• Fake championship sports rings seized in Chicago
• Tapes captured R. Kelly threatening women, prosecutors say
• String of garage burglaries reported in Scottsdale, Parkview
• 'We want justice,' says family of disabled man beaten to death on Chicago street
• VIDEO: Random attack on CTA passenger may have been a hate crime, FBI says
• How hurricane season can impact your home & auto insurance, according to an expert
• Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon talk Season 2 of 'The Morning Show'
• I'm retired and still paying off my kids' student loans. Can I get them forgiven?
• Texas abortion law focus of protests and politicians at Aurora Planned Parenthood
• Man charged in connection with shots fired at Chicago police officers in Little Village
• Amazon eyes 125K more hires, $18+ per hour average salary
• Army: ‘Relief of duties, discharge’ possible for those who refuse COVID-19 vaccine
• Group bidding for Arlington Racecourse says it could be a lost cause
• Chicago Travel Advisory: City removes Connecticut, DC from restricted list
• DOJ limits use of chokeholds, no-knock entries by federal officers
• Isolated strong storms possible in Chicago area and Northwest Indiana Tuesday afternoon and evening
• Online vaping companies settle Chicago lawsuit by paying nearly $600,000 in fines
• Police warn Bucktown residents of armed robberies, carjackings
• Warren buckles down on student loan forgiveness, says Biden 'has the power to cancel student loan debt'
• Who wants a waterslide park in downtown Chicago? Contest winners push new ideas for Thompson center
• Police seek man wanted for luring in the Loop
• Bought chicken over last decade? You could be eligible for settlement payment
• 18-year-old woman sexually assaulted in Humboldt Park
• Man shot during struggle with robbers in South Loop
• Comedian Jim Breuer cancels shows at venues requiring vaccinations, calls policies 'segregation'
• Stimulus payments curbed poverty growth during pandemic, census shows
• Powerball jackpot grows to $432M after no one wins Monday drawing
• Man charged in Little Village carjacking
• US Postal Service hiring 40,000 seasonal workers for 2021 holidays
• 4 killed, 10 wounded Monday in Chicago shootings