Site Map October 17, 2022

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• New funds aim to expand help for sexual assault victims in Illinois
• Illinois healthcare workers hit with new Covid-19 guidelines
• Video: Texas teacher throws student against wall; officials conclude 'abuse and neglect did not occur'
• Barack and Michelle Obama return to Chicago to vote, surprise students
• Bailey calls new voter opinion survey showing Pritzker up big 'laughable'
• Mortgage rates rise to highest level since 2022, driving down housing demand
• Kane County Sheriff's Office welcomes 2 new therapy dogs
• These are the top 10 colleges in Illinois, according to WalletHub
• These are the top 5 scariest movies according to science
• University of Illinois student skips senior Homecoming to meet with VP Harris
• $4.85M winning lottery ticket sold in River Grove
• Pekau blames increase in crime on Illinois Democrats: 'one-party rule'
• Chicago alderman accidentally shoots himself while cleaning gun, police say
• Mountain lion struck and killed on Interstate 88 in DeKalb County
• At least 269 K-12 educators arrested on child sex crimes in first 9 months of this year
• VIDEO: Newport Beach doctor removes 23 contact lenses from woman's eye
• Bear mauls 10-year-old boy in grandparents’ backyard in Connecticut
• Prosecutors dismiss domestic violence case against Cook County judge
• Suburban high school drops 'king' and 'queen' homecoming titles
• Gen Z cancels 'thumbs-up' emoji, says they feel attacked when it's used in the workplace
• Man, 2 cats dead after fire erupts at Cicero home
• Juvenile believed he was 'dry firing' when he fatally shot 14-year-old in Prospect Heights: police
• Stripper brought into event at Macomb County high school by group led by ex-NFL star
• Here’s how much money you should be saving per paycheck
• Kane County student helps collect laptops to benefit nearly 15,000 students worldwide
• Millions could still be eligible for a stimulus check - and time is running out to claim it
• Protesters expected to rally in Chicago, demanding accountability for Jan. 6
• Illinois Supreme Court races could impact big issues --- including abortion
• Naperville to host meeting about SAFE-T Act at City Hall
• Lake Geneva Ice Castles return for 5th winter
• Chicago makes list of most haunted cities in the US
• Chicago area sees first trace of snow for the season
• Man fatally shot while walking to his car on Chicago's Far South Side
• History made after Illinois State Treasurer returns $11M to Chicago man's family
• Chicago tops 'Rattiest Cities' list for 8th consecutive year
• Chicago man exchanges gunfire with victim he tried to rob on CTA train platform: police
• 2 juveniles cited for having replica firearm at Walmart in Forest Park
• Freeze alerts issued for more than 70 million Americans as coldest air of season invades Midwest, South, East
• Cheaper, over-the-counter hearing aids now available in US stores
• Police investigating after death of NIU student at residence hall
• Buses, trains still ghosting commuters in Chicago
• Deadline to file for Illinois income and property tax rebate checks is today --- What you need to know
• 'Naper Lights': Holiday lights display to open Thanksgiving weekend in downtown Naperville
• Kanye West agrees to buy social media platform Parler, company says
• Chicago police: Man found dead in parked car with gunshot wound to the head
• Man found fatally shot inside vehicle that struck a tree in Marquette Park
• 2 in custody after crashing stolen car, striking Chicago police vehicle on South Side
• Man, 39, shot while walking in River North
• Chicagoland weather: Unseasonably cold temps, snow showers likely