Site Map November 15, 2022

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• Illinois congresswomen push for improved healthcare coverage before end of year
• Illinois aims to crack down on abusive student loan debt collection practices
• Those selected for Cook County's Guaranteed Income Pilot program to be notified Tuesday
• Bears place RB Herbert on IR because of hip injury
• Chicago border protection officers warn of fake designer goods ahead of holiday season
• Chicago police say violent crime on CTA is decreasing but warn passengers to stay alert
• Winning $200K Powerball ticket sold in Indiana
• West Englewood 'Peace Campus' damaged in shooting
• Field Museum employees seeking to unionize ask head of museum for recognition
• Waukegan city workers cleaned up tombstones defaced with swastikas at Jewish cemetery
• St. Ignatius bus crash: Trucker did not slow down or swerve to miss bus carrying hockey team, witnesses say
• Plane crash lands, Western Lakes Golf Club; 3 people, 53 dogs safe
• Illinois voters approve Workers' Rights Amendment
• 3 suspects wanted for Northbrook residential robbery: police
• Lawsuit filed after shocking video shows boy falling from climbing wall at Navy Pier
• Head of murderous Wicked Town street gang convicted by federal jury
• Yorktown Mall shooting: Bond denied for man accused of opening fire on group in JCPenney parking lot
• Lost rescue dog turns herself in at police station, footage shows
• Here are the most popular dog and cat names of 2022
• Lightfoot celebrates 3 years of INVEST South/West with Austin ground-breaking ceremonies
• Trio, one dressed like mailman, tie up employees during Bolingbrook bank robbery
• Illinois bill would create new felony for unlawful selling of fentanyl
• 6 airlines to refund $600M to travelers whose trips were canceled, significantly delayed
• Chicago man sentenced to 7 years for illegally possessing, brandishing loaded gun in public
• Taylor Swift tickets: Your chances of getting them, according to these bookie odds
• Man, 46, shot on sidewalk in Burnside
• Hoosier Mama Pie Company working in overdrive to fill 1,700 orders ahead of Thanksgiving
• Chicago biker gang violence reportedly escalating after years of relative peace
• Walt Disney World raises theme price tickets for first time in 3 years: Here is how much they're going up
• 2 Lower West Side shootings that left 3 dead may be connected, Ald. Sigcho-Lopez says
• Driver critically wounded in shooting on Southwest Side
• Supporters declare victory in workers’ rights amendment battle — but other side not ready to concede
• Woman killed, teen wounded in shooting outside South Side gas station
• Northern Illinois earns 99-73 win over Purdue Northwest
• Carter double-double sends UIC past Jacksonville State 67-60
• Chicago State earns 68-58 win against IUPUI
• Watch: Girl, 9, cries tears of joy as mother reveals she's cancer-free
• Shannon scores 30 as No. 19 Illinois routs Monmouth 103-65
• Teens, 15 and 18, critically wounded in West Pullman shooting
• Delivery driver carjacked in West Town, suspect crashes into several vehicles
• There are now 8 billion people on Earth, UN report says
• Here's how much snow Chicago could get today