Site Map March 21, 2022

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• 2 Illinois men charged with fleeing from police in Indiana in vehicle stolen out of Chicago
• ‘West Side Story’ star Rachel Zegler says she wasn’t ‘invited’ to the Oscars: ‘Disappointed’
• Chicago's beer community holds festival to raise money for employees affected by brewery fire
• Cook County inmates get ID cards for life outside jail
• 3-year personal loan rates continue downward trend as 5-year rates edge up
• Complaint reveals chilling details in case of AMBER Alert abduction in Pope County
• Markham man gets 8+ years in prison for illegally possessing ammunition
• Chicago all-girls travel baseball team gets support from White Sox
• This state wants to pay off $40K in student loan debt for first-time homebuyers
• 4 men wounded, 2 critically, in South Shore shooting
• Detroit mom who saved young son was intentionally run over, police say
• Pritzker says Illinois is prepared if new COVID subvariant surges
• Chicago school holds prayer vigil for Ukraine on same day they started accepting refugees
• Dog shot in Humboldt Park by UPS carrier's security guard
• Aurora police searching for military veteran who walked away from hospital
• US marine from suburban Palos Hills stabbed to death in Boston
• Suburban Chicago man admitted in Facebook video to taking part in smash-and-grab thefts: prosecutors
• Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmation hearings: 1st Black female Supreme Court pick faces senators
• Apple Maps, iTunes and other apps back online after outage
• McDonald's announces surprise return of Szechuan Sauce for a limited time
• Chicago Public Schools to settle 2 special ed students' sex assault lawsuits for $1.5 million
• Bond denied for Calumet City man charged with shooting two people
• Man shot while driving on Chicago's Southwest Side; 1 in custody
• 'You have serious issues': Sandra Bullock pokes fun at reporter's love of Speed 2
• Chicago Public Schools students due back Aug. 22, earliest start in recent history
• China Eastern Boeing 737 plane crashes with 132 aboard in Guangxi province
• Shauna Green hired as Illinois' coach following success at Dayton
• Bombardment of Ukrainian cities intensifies amid Russian invasion
• Amid high gas prices, Chicago man goes viral for putting 'mortgage' payment in RV tank
• Would permanent Daylight Saving Time be good for Chicago?
• Orbeez Challenge: Police warn about the dangers of the trend involving gel pellets, air guns
• Wild acquire Marc-Andre Fleury; Johansson back to Caps
• Chicago school to hold student-led vigil Monday to send prayers, support to Ukraine
• Clinton, Bush visit Chicago church to show support for Ukraine
• Woman found dead in Chicago trash can was beaten to death, autopsy reveals
• On parole for stabbing boyfriend to death, Chicago woman charged with stabbing new lover after breakup
• Person killed, another injured in Slingshot motorcycle crash on I-57
• 'MJ,' musical about Michael Jackson, to launch national tour in 2023
• Time will tell if billionaire Ken Griffin will be 'all in' for the rest of the so-called 'Griffin Slate'
• 14-year-old among 3 who accidentally shot themselves overnight in Chicago
• Man injured in hit-and-run crash in River North
• Driver flips SUV on Lake Shore Drive after striking utility pole
• Temps to exceed 70 degrees Monday ahead of wet and dreary week