Site Map March 24, 2022

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• Will County 'scent jars' help police find missing persons
• Ravinia Festival lineup: Pitbull, Erykah Badu, The Black Crowes among new acts
• CTU sues Lightfoot ally, accuses her of interfering in union’s elections
• Gun used in South Loop barbershop killing tied to U.S. soldiers accused of trafficking weapons
• Northwestern Medicine doctors perform first ever double-lung transplant on lung cancer patient
• Chicago-based doctors return home after delivering medical supplies to Ukraine
• NASA confirms a big milestone for planetary discovery: 5,000 exoplanets
• Truck stuck under viaduct on Chicago's South Side
• Joliet man sentenced to 48 years for fatally shooting girlfriend: 'Nothing can bring Kia back'
• Illinois lawmakers introduce legislation to combat fentanyl epidemic
• New lawsuit filed against Skokie jewelry store in Rolex watch fraud case
• City of Chicago, 2 former CPD officers found liable for 2014 shooting death of 21-year-old father
• Chicago's Lightfoot, Warsaw mayor work together accepting Ukrainian refugees
• Minnesota man drove to North Texas to meet 15-year-old for sex, authorities say
• Woman found guilty of Waukegan fatal hit-and-run that killed Kenosha father
• Travel warning issued for Tijuana, Baja California
• ‘The Masked Singer's’ Jordan Mailata may become singer after NFL: ‘Of course, 100%’
• Pfizer recalls some blood pressure drug products over elevated levels of cancer-causing impurity
• Man robs Lisle bank Thursday morning: FBI
• 2021 sees most cash-out refinances in nearly two decades: Black Knight data
• Lisle school maintenance worker stole Adderall from nurse's medicine cabinet: prosecutors
• Iowa teens killed Spanish teacher, 66, with baseball bat, newly released court docs allege
• Suspect in crash that killed troopers, civilian was stopped for speeding before crash, sources say
• Biden, Western allies warn Russia on chemical weapons after emergency summits
• Ketanji Brown Jackson: Senate committee wraps up hearings on Supreme Court nominee
• 10 largest US cities see population changes in COVID’s 1st full year, data shows
• Man shot in the neck on Chicago's South Side
• Milwaukee boy abducted, teen girls arrested: police
• Lightfoot nominates Nicole Lee, daughter of convicted Daley aide, as new 11th Ward alderman
• Terence Blanchard's 'Fire Shut Up In My Bones' kicks off in Chicago Thursday
• Chicago not done with wintry weather
• Chicago police warn residents of recent business burglaries on the South Side
• Pepsi and IHOP team up for new maple syrup cola
• CTA service resumes on Red, Brown and Purple line trains after power outage
• Airline CEOs, travel groups urge White House to lift mask rules on flights
• Four siblings looking for one family to adopt them together
• Kane County searching for 3 armed suspects who invaded an Aurora Township home
• 2 charged after 60-year-old fights off Chicago teen who tried to steal his phone
• Kane County finds man guilty of sexually assaulting a child under 13
• Illinois' top 10 baby names of 2022 released
• Woman charged in deadly hit-and-run in Joliet parking lot
• Chicago free gas giveaway: 48 places where you can fill up for free Thursday
• US to accept up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, expand Russia sanctions
• Blackhawks snap 3-game losing streak with 4-2 win over Ducks
• Woman punched in the face in unprovoked attack on subway in Brooklyn
• Mother of 8-year-old Hayward girl found dead charged with murder, abuse
• Round Lake Beach officer fires shots at juvenile with fake gun: Police
• Pilsen kids ask EPA head to protect them from ‘massive amounts of pollutants in … air we breathe’
• 'Always be cautious': Fentanyl, cocaine pills disguised as Tylenol seized by Ohio police
• Woman, 19, shot while taking out the trash on Chicago's West Side
• Dreary and drizzly weather continues Thursday across Chicago