Site Map August 30, 2022

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• White Sox manager La Russa misses game with health issue
• Cook County Health looking for workers as vacancies mount
• Podcasters following 2017 Delphi murders receive tip on search of riverbed
• Robbins man gets 10 years for trafficking guns and 'switch' devices in Chicago area
• Man fatally shot in head, body on Chicago's South Side: police
• Asian American history requirement starts in Illinois public schools
• BP Whiting refinery to restart operations soon after fire
• New funds aim to prevent gun violence across Illinois
• ‘Rainbow fentanyl’: DEA warns of colorful synthetic drugs aimed at attracting young people
• Illinois health officials report first human death of West Nile virus in 2022
• Lake View residents react after Ald. Tunney announces he will not seek re-election
• 'People run out butt naked' -- Building housing illegal marijuana operation explodes in Detroit
• Indiana abortion clinics file suit to block ban, as Pritzker pushes for voter turnout in Midterms
• Mob of teens robbed, violently attacked Chicago woman and her family outside CTA Red Line station
• 4 dead, including 14-year-old who was electrocuted, after damaging storms swept across the Midwest
• 'Fund the police': Biden outlines crime plan, pushes assault weapons ban
• Suspect burglarizes Chicago restaurant twice by entering drive-thru window: police
• Lunchables wants to pay you $2,000 to let your kids play with their food
• EMT charged for what he allegedly did in back of ambulance with 'semi-conscious' woman
• Wingstop giving away free chicken sandwiches; here’s how to get one
• Some of the original 'Hocus Pocus' cast will not reprise their roles in 'Hocus Pocus 2'
• Day after scathing report, Chicago's top cop announces changes aimed at giving police officers more time off
• Milwaukee man wanted; homicide, fire near 83rd and Vienna
• 'Dead' 3-year-old wakes up at her own funeral
• Barbie adds Madam C.J. Walker doll to ‘Inspiring Women Series’
• 11-year-old Arkansas boy dies after being pulled into storm drain during heavy rainfall
• Man sought for sexually abusing woman near North Side Red Line station
• Manny's Deli, iconic Chicago restaurant, debuts new sandwich for 80th birthday
• More Americans smoke marijuana than cigarettes, poll finds
• R. Kelly trial: Prosecutors rest their case against R&B singer
• Chicago man guilty of murdering 23-year-old to boost clout in street gang
• Man sentenced to 16 years for Lake County sexual assault
• Sheriff: Tampa father murdered 5-year-old daughter, injured 8-year-old son during shooting at townhome
• Dixmoor experiences even more water main breaks; boil order issued
• 'Ask CTA' program kicks off at Chicago rail and bus stations, seeking rider feedback
• Chicago police issue burglary alert for Southwest Side businesses
• NW Indiana sheriff's officer charged with stalking ex-domestic partner
• 1 dead, 2 hospitalized after dishwashing liquid served at San Mateo senior home
• Longtime Ald. Tom Tunney announces retirement from City Council
• Autumn in August? When it is meteorologically OK to drink a Pumpkin Spice Latte
• Bears legend stokes Packers rivalry with tweet aimed at Aaron Rodgers
• Photos released of Jeep suspected in hit-and-run that killed 5-year-old boy in Edgebrook
• Hit-and-run driver sought who injured elderly pedestrian in Washington Park
• Lightfoot appoints 7-member interim police oversight commission
• Drinkers of black tea enjoy possible health benefits, NIH study suggests
• Man, 30, shot dead in Sheridan Park
• Student loan forgiveness limited for many by US drug war's legacy
• Two men with gunshot wounds show up at Chicago firehouse for medical aid
• Chicago welcomes mild weather after Monday storms