Site Map February 24, 2022

Years / 2022 / February / 24

• Ex-Minneapolis cops found guilty for violating George Floyd's civil rights
• Illinois politicians, including Gov. Pritzker, weigh in on Ukraine invasion
• 7 tips on how to pay for college
• Pope Francis meets with Loyola Chicago students over Zoom
• Chicago's new debt relief program to help drivers with old tickets
• Illinois Senate GOP package aims to provide school curriculum to parents
• 90 percent of Illinois school districts have reported teacher shortages
• 3.8 million homeowners would still benefit from refinancing amid rise in mortgage rates, says Black Knight
• Chicago's top cop says he expects all officers to comply with vaccine mandate
• Bolingbrook man sentenced to 31 years for sexually assaulting 11-year-old girl in her home
• 56 arrests made in Lake County undercover investigation into illegal straw purchases: 'Operation Scarecrow'
• Chicago's Ukrainian community rallies against Russia's war with their homeland
• Home security video shows UPS driver dropping heavy package on top of Florida woman's dog
• Chicago man with previous felony convictions arrested in Orland Park for having loaded gun: police
• Boozy Mountain Dew now available but only in three states
• Family of Anthony Alvarez files lawsuit, claims lack of CPD foot-pursuit policy led to his shooting death
• Chicago's top cop says no evidence of misconduct in decision not to impound car of high-ranking chief
• Human remains discovered in wooded area in Will County
• Chernobyl nuclear power plant no longer controlled by Ukraine, official says
• Man who killed 2 roommates, wounded another, believed they were plotting to have gang murder him: prosecutors
• Chicago native, Navy commander flies in the face of danger: 'Enlisting was the right choice'
• Illinois State Police: Combined illegal drugs seized valued at $71M in FY 2021
• Man shot and killed while sitting in parked car on Chicago's Far South Side
• Biden announces new sanctions on Russia, says Putin ‘chose this war’
• Trayvon Martin: Teen’s death 10 years later changes nation
• Legislation to aid Ukrainian refugee resettlement to be introduced
• Chicago carjackings: 9 victims reported in 2 South Side neighborhoods this month
• Ethan Crumbley told friend prior to Oxford shooting: Parents 'make me feel like I’m the problem'
• Tim's Weather Takeaways: My last stab at snowfall amounts for Chicago
• Ukrainians in Chicago nervously pray amid Russian invasion
• Grand Canyon beats Chicago State 85-64
• Dave Grohl on how Chicago launched his rock star ambitions
• 14-year-old charged in Chicago carjacking
• California widow wins $3M after tennis star husband dies of sepsis
• Man charged in armed carjacking in Chicago's Logan Square
• CPS board affirms mask mandate, but CEO hopes they can be optional before end of school year
• Man charged with injuring 2 in garage shooting in Chicago
• Over 1.7M Hondas probed over reports of unexpected automatic braking
• 6 shot in Chicago Wednesday
• Man shot while driving on Chicago's Northwest Side
• Archdiocese of Chicago to lift school mask mandate in Chicago, Evanston and Oak Park
• Chicago man charged with fatally shooting 2, critically injuring 1 in Back of the Yards
• Kids found safe after being taken inside stolen SUV in Chicago's River West
• Chicago snowstorm to get underway during evening commute