Site Map March 31, 2022

Years / 2022 / March / 31

• Lawyer for teen run over by Chicago police SUV releases video and asks for $2.1 million settlement from city
• Personal loan rates edge up: Still lower than same time last year
• 7 children removed from suspected drug house in Gary; 2 charged with child neglect, possession of drugs
• Nearly 70% of medical debt in collections will be removed from credit reports, bureaus say
• Proviso teachers union votes to approve contract after 2 week strike
• Illinois inches closer to finalizing sale of Thompson Center
• Naperville man accused of failing to surrender guns after FOID card revoked; police find drugs, guns in home
• Fired Black educators file lawsuit against Chicago Public Schools over wrongful termination
• TSA announces new gender-neutral screening changes at airport security checkpoints
• Woman's body discovered in Chicago River on Northwest Side
• Texas teen arrested after posing on Instagram with drugs, money, guns
• Robber pistol-whipped, choked people inside Chicago bank, FBI says
• Group of prisoners attack, kill inmate convicted of murdering 2-year-old girl, authorities say
• Video of Chris Rock recalling childhood abuse resurfaces after Oscars slap
• 3 charged after brutal murder of homeless man in Pontiac
• Video shows Jada Pinkett Smith laughing at Chris Rock joke immediately after Will Smith's slap at Oscars
• Biden says government to stand up for transgender Americans against 'hateful' state bills
• Caitlyn Jenner joins FOX News as a contributor
• Man shot in the head, critically wounded in shooting on Chicago's South Side
• Biden tapping oil reserve for 6 months to control surging gas prices
• FBI searching for 3 suspects in Chicago bank robbery
• Oak Lawn police ask for public's help in locating suspect who shot a 14-year-old boy
• Skippy recall: Company says some peanut butters may contain metal fragments
• Texas man says he kept son's remains in kitchen for four years, police say
• Pregnant Milwaukee woman shot, unborn baby dies on northwest side
• Lack of demand prompts closure of several COVID-19 testing sites in the Chicago suburbs
• Chicken breast, ground beef, pork prices set to surge higher
• Blue Origin sends 6 people to edge of space in latest suborbital human flight
• Chicago residents warned of parking restrictions as annual street sweeping season begins
• US men qualify for World Cup despite 2-0 loss at Costa Rica
• Chicago Public Schools security guard charged with sexually assaulting student
• Teen charged in attempted carjacking on Chicago's West Side
• Pair killed in shooting after argument in Cragin
• Chicago COVID-19 cases up 34% in a week, but city still 'in good control,' top doc says
• Chicago man charged with hopping fence naked, climbing onto plane at Midway Airport
• Woman, 49, reported missing from Chicago's Northwest Side
• Driver shoots passenger during robbery in South Chicago
• Man robbed on CTA Red Line on Chicago's Near North Side
• 2 arrested after police, gunman trade shots leading to barricade situation on Chicago's Far South Side
• Rain continues to pour on Chicago as temps sink into the 30s