Site Map February 23, 2022

Years / 2022 / February / 23

• Chicago Restaurant Week celebrates 15 years
• Pritzker announces homeowner relief for those impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
• Illinois State Police see massive increase in amount of drugs seized in 2021
• Patton Elementary School teachers in Riverdale plan to strike March 8
• Chicago City Council approves $1.2M settlement for 2 men shot by off-duty cop in 2020
• Greg Abbott: Investigate gender-transitioning care for trans youth as ‘child abuse’
• Chicago City Council blocks Brickyard Mall settlement, approves new COPA head
• Chicago carjacking suspect leads Illinois State Police on chase across several expressways
• Arbitrator rules Chicago cops must be vaccinated against COVID-19, Lightfoot says
• Is omicron leading us closer to herd immunity against COVID-19? Experts weigh in
• 'His blood was all over my wedding dress': Family of man shot at wedding wants officers charged
• 'You know who I am, right?': Sarasota congressional candidate apologizes after 'belligerent' traffic stop
• Colin Kaepernick initiative to offer free autopsies for police-related deaths
• Biden administration cancels another $415M in student loan debt: Do you qualify?
• Las Vegas boy found dead in freezer, mother’s boyfriend arrested: police
• Fire erupts at Albany Park church; third fire in the neighborhood this week
• 5 ways to improve your credit score in 2022
• Florida man wanted for shooting deputy killed after breaking into home, exchanging gunfire with owner: sheriff
• Stories from the Red Couch: Famed adoption agency the focus of powerful new documentary
• Elton John is 'all good' after private jet makes emergency landing after hydraulic failure
• Chicago City Council unanimously passes electronic voting resolution
• Blackhawks forward Khaira has season-ending back surgery
• Mom pays teen son $1,800 to stay off social media for 6 years
• Calling all artists: CTA seeking artwork for Red Line stations
• Man shot while sitting in car in Chicago
• State Sen. Thomas Cullerton to plead guilty in federal embezzlement case
• More sticking snow headed to Chicago
• Ethan Crumbley 'adored' Hitler, tortured animals, and wanted to 'explore his darkness'; prosecutors
• Chicago removes state from COVID Travel Advisory for first time in 2022
• California bakery hiring paid 'doughnut enthusiast' to photograph, sample tasty treats
• Chicago security guard thwarts smash-and-grab at Michigan Avenue jewelry store: police
• Brett Hankison: Trial begins for ex-officer charged in raid that killed Breonna Taylor
• Cook County expressway shooting sends 1 to hospital
• Chicago-area man sentenced to life in prison for double murder outside Aurora restaurant
• Micro-preemie born 11.5 ounces celebrates 1st birthday after 127-day stay in NICU
• BYU student displaces 22 in dorm after attempting to make rocket fuel on stove
• New alert system lets Illinois taxpayers know status of refund check
• Kyle Rittenhouse launching initiative to combat 'lies' from powerful media outlets
• Chicago man charged in fatal hit-and-run that killed a 70-year-old woman
• Woman grazed in the head by bullet in Chicago's Humboldt Park
• Teen charged with carjacking 77-year-old handicapped woman
• Chicago delivery driver shot after stick shift foils car thieves
• Video captures Black Hawk helicopter crash near Utah ski slopes
• Mask melee in Illinois House sparks profanity, protests, penalties — and an apology
• Woman struck by car on I-57 in Chicago
• Pizza delivery drivers in Chicago robbed at gunpoint
• American gun sales continue to surge, new research finds
• 2 killed, 6 wounded in shootings Tuesday in Chicago
• US ports to get $450M to help ease supply chain congestion, lower prices
• Chicago man, woman shot after finding gunman in their garage
• Flurries, below-freezing temps settle in Wednesday across Chicago