Site Map August 29, 2022

Years / 2022 / August / 29

• 'Could not believe my eyes:' Ice caves awash in vibrant colors as sun, algae combine for surreal show
• Cubs put Sampson, Steele on restricted list, add Little
• Chicago cops often scheduled to work 11 consecutive days: IG report
• How to avoid student loan forgiveness scams
• Chicago military high school retires NBA legend Tim Hardaway's jersey number
• Construction on new Chicago Fire training facility could begin soon
• Kellogg’s will pay you $5,000 to eat cereal for dinner
• Protesters work to stop luxury Chicago housing development
• Dixmoor water woes: Old infrastructure leads to more water main breaks
• Attorney: Video shows deputy stomping on 12-year-old boy during arrest
• Over 17,000 Chicago area ComEd customers without power in Monday storms
• Teen National Guard trainee died of ‘undetectable and very rare heart abnormality’
• Two R. Kelly accusers take stand, say they were sexually abused by singer while underage
• 'No More Sagging' campaign offers free belts to high school students with sagging pants
• ‘House of the Dragon’ recap: ‘The Rogue Prince’ vs. a Rogue Princess
• What is the ‘tomato flu’? Scientists monitoring outbreak in India
• Speeding Corvette was ‘showing off’ with another Corvette before fatally striking woman, witness says
• Parents seek drug dealer in daughter’s death, offer reward: ‘No questions asked’
• Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Lattes return Tuesday
• Artemis I updates: Launch of NASA’s giant new moon rocket delayed by technical issues
• Democratic Chicago lawmaker calls out Lightfoot, Foxx for crime wave: 'The criminals are winning'
• NY bans sale of cans of whipped cream to those under 21 years old
• Chicago police take aim at street racing and drifting after chaotic weekend
• Chicago mayoral candidate Willie Wilson files lawsuit to stop closure of voting precincts
• Washington Commanders' player Brian Robinson, Jr. hospitalized after shooting in Northwest D.C.
• Two men shot, one critically wounded, in Humboldt Park
• 'Arrest me because I hit her': Florida woman who punched manager who refused to sell her alcohol arrested
• John Boyega on his new film 'Breaking,' and his chance run-in with Harrison Ford
• OnlyFans model and accused boyfriend killer Courtney Clenney denied bond in Miami court
• Chicago high school welcomes students back with added security, days after shooting near campus
• Ozzy Osbourne is leaving a 'f---ing ridiculous' United States: 'Fed up with people getting killed every day'
• Pennsylvania man wins $2.08 million from Michigan Lottery ticket bought while visiting family
• 5-year-old boy shot in the head while visiting father in Rogers Park: ‘It just keeps happening'
• Colin Kaepernick is a dad! He and partner announce birth of 1st child
• A year after fleeing Afghanistan, refugees in Chicago anguish over unclear future
• Air travel complaints up nearly 270% above pre-pandemic levels
• Man charged with shooting into Humboldt Park restaurant, killing man
• You can get paid $1,300 to watch 13 Stephen King movies — how to apply
• Unruly crowds, drifting cars take over Chicago intersections
• Six CPD cars damaged by fireworks and rocks as police try to disperse crowds in Pilsen
• Nationwide SNAP, EBT outage left millions unable to make payments at stores, some systems restored
• Woman killed, man wounded in double shooting near Morgan Park police station
• Girl, 15, shot while riding in car in South Chicago
• Chicago braces for strong storms Monday