Site Map December 14, 2022

Years / 2022 / December / 14

• Elderly Chicago woman robbed at gunpoint in Lincoln Park: 'This can't go on'
• Illinois ranks 22nd in nation for holiday cheer
• Chicago anti-violence group organizes Christmas shopping spree for children affected by gun violence
• Chicago Healthy Homes call for proactive inspections
• Jane Byrne Interchange Project comes to end after more than decade of construction
• Saint Sabina Church teams up with Chicago restaurant to feed locals
• Atlanta rapper Gunna pleads guilty in RICO case, released from jail
• 2 Mississippi officers killed after 30-minute talk with woman during welfare check
• November inflation rises at the slowest rate this year, beating expectations
• Chicago man charged with shooting at another driver on I-94
• Gas prices plunge to new low, expected to keep dropping in 2023: AAA
• Stephen 'tWitch' Boss' official cause of death revealed: coroner
• Mbappe, France advance to World Cup final, beat Morocco 2-0
• Chicago casino approved by City Council
• ‘I’m heartbroken’: Ellen DeGeneres, celebrities respond to Stephen 'tWitch' Boss death
• Portage Park mass shooting: No bail for man accused of killing 3, wounding another outside bar
• Athena Strand's father sues FedEx, Tanner Horner, delivery company that hired him
• Idaho murders: Floor plan shows house where 4 college students were mysteriously killed one month ago
• US lawmakers announce 'framework' on bill to avoid government shutdown
• Stephen 'tWitch' Boss, former 'Ellen DeGeneres Show' DJ, dies at 40
• Fed raises key interest rate by half a point, signals more to come
• Missouri KFC customer shoots employee over corn outage
• Straw purchaser of gun used to kill Officer Ella French gets over 2 years
• Chicago City Council approves mass transit TIF to help bankroll Red Line South extension
• Man, 22, shot multiple times on Chicago's West Side
• 4 charged with series of armed robberies in Chicago; top cop says they could be tied to 'dozens' more
• Teen charged with attempted murder, multiple other felonies after Far South Side armed robbery
• Man was under the influence of alcohol when he crashed vehicle in Chicago, killing passenger: police
• Chicago man sentenced to more than 8 years in jail for attempted murder on Christmas morning in 2019
• Mother sues Flossmoor school after daughter was allegedly sexually assaulted in class: court docs
• The odds of a white Christmas for Chicago are increasing
• Woman wanted for stealing wallets, making fraudulent purchases in NW Indiana: police
• Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend settles lawsuits over deadly shooting during police raid
• Grant Wahl’s wife reveals his cause of death: 'Nothing nefarious'
• Chicago man turns himself in after hit-and-run crash seriously injures elderly man
• Elon Musk no longer world's richest person
• Thieves steal 4 vehicles from Albany Park auto shop
• New Zealand bans future generations from buying tobacco under strict new anti-smoking laws
• Person shows up at Maywood hospital with two gunshot wounds
• Chicago tent builder says city will no longer remove shelters housing the homeless
• Sandy Hook 10 years later: Legacies and activism sparked by tragedy
• Murray State defeats Chicago State 66-65
• Ovechkin reaches 800 goals as Capitals beat Blackhawks 7-3
• Driver hit by gunfire in Old Irving Park
• Suspect sought after groping woman in downtown Chicago: police
• Chicago gets off to a dreary, rainy start Wednesday