Site Map March 18, 2022

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• Spring's hidden dangers that could be deadly to your pets
• Fed rate hike sends mortgage rates soaring past 4%
• World leaders push to nominate Zelensky for Nobel Peace Prize, despite missed deadline
• Shamrock Shuffle returns to Chicago after 2-year hiatus
• Sen. Murray urges Biden to extend student loan payment pause until 2023
• 2 Chicago T-Mobile stores robbed at gunpoint
• Chicago cop who struck activist during Grant Park rally faces dismissal
• Wisconsin mother calls for investigation into son's death while in police custody
• Baby Theresa death investigation; mother of newborn ID'd, charged
• Nearly 1.6M Illinois Facebook users to receive $397 check soon after appeals court upholds privacy settlement
• Durbin to preside over Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation hearings
• Tiffany Borre case: Family of hit-and-run victim file suit against Cook County Sheriff's Department
• Mother of Young Thug's child killed over bowling ball in Atlanta, family says
• Firing-squad executions get the green light in South Carolina
• Blackhawks deal Hagel to Lightning for first round picks, pair of forwards
• Russia-Ukraine war: Expert expects humanitarian crisis to worsen as Russia digs in
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot talks crime fighting strategy with NYC Mayor Eric Adams
• Proviso teachers demand superintendent be fired over confrontation at school board meeting
• Pastor charged with child pornography possession after 5-year investigation
• Minneapolis tenant may be evicted for displaying Nazi flag in apartment
• Ohio State puts clamps on Loyola Chicago in 54-41 NCAA win
• Chicago Cubs reach deal with outfielder Seiya Suzuki on a 5-year major league contract
• Ogunjobi fails physical, deal with Bears is negated
• Regret your bangs? Yelp launches ‘Bangs Insurance Giveaway,’ $200 towards new hairdo
• Defamation suit by brothers in Jussie Smollett case can proceed
• Illinois reports 7,467 COVID-19 cases, 123 deaths in the past week
• Spring break travelers at O'Hare not deterred by high airfare
• World's happiest countries for 2022 amid war, COVID-19 — see where US ranks
• Woman charged with scamming Chicago Housing Authority out of $136K
• 'Hands up': Tinley Park business robbed by armed suspect
• Pritzker launches initiative to improve behavioral health services for children
• Dairy Queen brings back Free Cone Day after brief COVID-19 hiatus
• Brother of Chicago’s Flores twins who helped bring down El Chapo admits hiding millions for them
• Blue Island man charged with shooting robbery victim, then trying to carjack woman
• 'I killed a lady on the bridge': Florida drawbridge tender arrested after 79-year-old falls to her death
• Maywood man charged with stabbing 3 in a Las Vegas hotel parking lot
• Volkswagen recalls over 246,000 SUVs due to unexpected braking
• Indiana cheerleader saves March Madness game after freeing stuck basketball
• Zion man charged as participant in Chicago murder
• Chicago's springs starting earlier and getting warmer
• Will Jussie Smollett go back to jail?
• Man critically wounded in Chicago drive-by shooting
• Man shot in an alley on Chicago's West Side
• Woman, 29, shot in the leg on Chicago's South Side
• Chicago woman charged with shooting man in front of children
• Third smash-and-grab burglary for Chicago store: 'I'm a Black-owned business, just trying to make it'
• Woman killed in Chicago hit-and-run
• 2 killed, 17 wounded in Chicago shootings Thursday
• American Airlines to resume alcohol sales on certain flights in April
• 19-year-old found shot dead on West Side
• Rain showers to soak Chicagoland this afternoon carrying into Saturday