Site Map April 27, 2023

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• Chicago man charged with murder after stabbing 58-year-old man multiple times during argument: police
• Illinois lawmakers address teacher shortage across state
• Chicago man found guilty of attempting to rob delivery driver at suburban Jewel grocery store
• 1 dead in multi-vehicle crash in Cook County, 3 others injured
• Bolingbrook man found guilty after attacking ex-girlfriend, stabbing man in front of 9-year-old girl
• Stolen car involved in fatal South Loop shooting, police say
• Reality TV star Bam Margera turns himself in to face charges in Chester County
• Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson attends last board meeting as Cook County Commissioner
• Harvey gas station carjacking: 13-year-old charged, vehicle recovered at Dolton bowling alley
• Cook County high school's senior students all accepted to college
• Sperm-injecting robot used to create babies in scientific breakthrough
• Video: 7th grader grabs wheel of school bus after driver fell unconscious
• Suburban Chicago coach allegedly paid minors he met on social media for child pornography
• ‘Bear-y’ lucky: Nevada firefighters rescue bear stuck in tree
• Suburban woman sideswiped 3 vehicles, led police on high-speed chase with her kids in the car: prosecutors
• Indiana elementary school employees charged after special needs student allegedly forced to eat his own vomit
• Will County crash leaves woman dead
• 'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak goes missing during bonus round, leaving fans confused
• Naperville gun shop owner appeals his case against state ban to U.S. Supreme Court
• Bicyclist critically injured in Vernon Hills hit-and-run crash
• Rapper MoneySign Suede dead at 22 after California prison stabbing in shower, lawyer says
• Huntley High School student charged after sending racist, threatening messages: police
• All-clear given after bomb threat at Glenbard West High School
• The tortuous new dating trend 'getting zombied', explained
• Boy, 11, reported missing from Gresham
• Man charged with looting Humboldt Park business in 2020
• Carolyn Bryant Donham: Woman at center of Emmett Till's 1955 lynching dies at 88
• Chicago man charged with groping woman on CTA in the Loop
• Engagement ring sales fall sharply – blame COVID, jewelry giant says
• NFL players 'significantly safer' on grass than turf, association says
• Wendy's Chili is coming to grocery stores
• Cow-tastrophe: Niles students set cow loose during 'senior prank'
• Jerry Springer, iconic talk show host, dead at 79
• National guardsman spoke of ‘murder,’ could still possess secrets, US says
• Trump can't block Mike Pence from testifying before grand jury, appeals court rules
• Chicago man charged in violent West Side robbery
• Southwest reports $159 million 1Q loss on meltdown effects
• Chicago man charged with fatal shooting in Washington Heights
• People spent 24% more time on Instagram after launch of AI-powered Reels, Zuckerberg says
• Search firm hired to find Chicago’s permanent police superintendent
• Woman critically injured after crashing car into tree in Joliet
• Chicago police investigate burglary at NW Side restaurant
• Man arrested after ransacking Loop temple: police
• Chicago police officer, driver hospitalized after car crash in Andersonville
• Meat producer recalls over 2,000 Ibs. of ground beef over 'rubber-like' material in patties
• Gunmen hold up Logan Square liquor store
• Adult cigarette smoking rate hits new all-time low in US, CDC says
• Man shot, seriously wounded in Austin
• Chicago weather: Mid-60s Thursday with an unsettled weekend ahead