Site Map September 14, 2022

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• Republican ticket for Illinois governor slams Pritzker, Lightfoot after mass shooting at Chicago park
• Chicago Police Officer Carlos Yanez Jr. shares message to fellow officers as department sees spike in suicides
• VP Kamala Harris traveling to Chicago to highlight reproductive rights
• Garrett Popcorn teams up with Revolution Brewing for new fall beer
• Chicago house partially collapses after gas explosion on South Side
• Suburban teen receives surprise of a lifetime from Chicago Bears
• Pritzker 'sets record straight' on Safe-T Act which ends cash bail in Illinois
• Ryan Reynolds films colonoscopy to raise cancer awareness; doctors find polyp
• Credit access, debt balances rise in Q2: TransUnion study
• R. Kelly's Chicago trial: Jury reaches verdict in federal child pornography case
• R. Kelly verdict: Singer found guilty in Chicago trial
• FOX Bet Super 6: $100,000 of Terry's money up for grabs in NFL Week 2
• Florida man accused of crushing truck with excavator, assaults woman for not having drug money, deputies say
• Man, 23, faces aggravated DUI charge after his passenger was seriously injured in crash
• Security detail for Harvey mayor opens fire while responding to armed robbery on North Side
• Iowa judge orders teenage human trafficking victim to pay $150K in restitution to family of rapist she killed
• Chicago police issue warning after CTA passenger asked to buy cigarette, then robbed at gunpoint
• Former Lake County Sheriff's deputy charged with official misconduct for falsifying timesheets
• College football Week 3: Win $25,000 jackpot playing FOX Bet Super 6
• Person of interest being questioned after 20-year-old man shot during argument on Chicago's South Side
• Queen Elizabeth II's coffin lies in state after somber procession
• Man shot during argument in South Deering
• Watch: Gunman stalks teen girl walking dog in Philadelphia before deadly shooting
• EXPLAINER: Rail strike would impact consumers, businesses
• Man seriously injured in early morning West Side shooting
• Vandals throw brick through Illinois state Rep. Kelly Cassidy's office window
• Parkland shooter trial: Defense suddenly rests case, leading to shouting match with judge in courtroom
• Looking back at earth's warm August and ahead with Chicago's warm forecast
• Chicago man charged with fatal stabbing said victim 'might still be alive' if he hadn't struggled: prosecutors
• Illinois pride group touts family-friendly 'coming out' event featuring drag shows for kids as young as 5
• Police search for carjacking suspects on Chicago's Northwest Side
• Chicago crime: 8 armed robberies reported in 4 hours across the city
• Gov. Pritzker issues disaster proclamation to unlock resources to assist asylum seekers
• 3 killed, 16 others wounded by gunfire in Chicago Tuesday — nearly half the victims from a mass shooting
• Target releases top toy list for 2022 holiday season
• Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza returning (for good this time) Sept. 15
• Police looking for teens believed to have stolen 10 puppies from Hammond pet store
• South Shore man charged for pickpocketing on CTA
• 'The Woman King' star Viola Davis on surviving in Hollywood: 'You gotta honor yourself'
• Woman who lost her feet in Chicago's 'Playpen' returns home from hospital
• Car crashes into back of semi truck trailer on I-55, leaves one dead
• Man, 21, shot to death in Chicago's North Lawndale neighborhood
• US formula shortage to improve by October, Gerber CEO projects
• Chicago to see plenty of sunshine, temps nearing 80s with patchy fog