Site Map April 29, 2022

Years / 2022 / April / 29

• US agency gives Illinois C- for its infrastructure
• Illinois homeowners can now apply for grants to help pay bills
• $2M in additional federal funding going toward Chicago's CTA
• Chicago Joe's restaurant on North Side auctioning off city history pieces
• Iconic Dinkel's Bakery in Lake View gives Chicago residents one final taste
• Baby in car as woman slams into vehicle at Van Buren Township gas station as clothing exchange turns violent
• H-E-B issues recall for Two Bite Bakery Brownies after 'potential metal fragments' found
• New court filing says Brian Laundrie's parents knew Gabby was dead before family trip to Fort DeSoto
• Suburban Cook County moves to 'Medium' level of Covid-19 transmission due to rise in cases
• 'Wild Travels' host suffers head injuries in Chicago after being robbed on CTA train
• Police: Florida woman, 93, found dead in freezer following welfare check at Sebastian home
• Nebraska teen accepted to all five military academies; sets out to serve America
• Man, 34, shot during robbery at Gold Coast apartment building
• Prosecutors: Florida prison guards charged with murder for beating handcuffed inmate to death
• Man will spend life in prison for Winnetka murders despite request for new sentence
• 'American Idol' winner Laine Hardy arrested, accused of bugging ex's dorm room
• Whole Foods to close in Englewood, Lincoln Park
• Parents charged with killing 15-month-old at Farmington Hills motel referred to baby as a 'demon'
• Illinois health officials announce 24,646 new COVID-19 cases, 46 deaths over the past week
• Latin School of Chicago lays out anti-bullying plans after 15-year-old student's suicide
• Why are vaccines still important if so many kids have already had COVID-19?
• Arlington Alfresco outdoor dining returns Friday in Arlington Heights
• Edward Vrdolyak, ex-Chicago alderman guilty of tax evasion, released from prison
• 23-year-old woman stabbed, shot during altercation in Rogers Park
• Illinois man sentenced to 36 years for recording himself sexually assaulting a child
• 15-time Oscar nominee Thomas Newman discusses scoring first ever ballet at Lyric Opera House
• Video shows moments gunshots ring out near St. Rita during baseball game; at least 5 vehicles damaged
• Harris Co. girl, 16, shot and killed; mother's boyfriend charged with murder
• Polk sheriff: 'Most wonderful mom in the world' shot and killed by son for telling him to stop smoking inside
• Chicago alderman's aide who tried to sell machine gun on city time claims it was an antique that didn’t work
• ‘We're embarrassed’: Polk County sheriff volunteer arrested for selling drugs out of patrol vehicle
• Stressed out: 4 in 10 women have reached their ‘breaking point,’ survey says
• 11 Illinois high schools rank among America's best, according to US News
• Metra trains halted near Naperville after pedestrian struck by train
• Man riding scooter killed after crashing into truck in Chicago's Austin neighborhood
• Suspect shot in head during armed robbery on Chicago's South Side; 2 other suspects in custody
• 9 wounded Thursday in citywide shootings
• Marine veteran dies fighting alongside Ukrainians; Widow calls him 'hero'
• Friday forecast: Mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 60s, rain expected this evening