Site Map June 30, 2023

Years / 2023 / June / 30

• Teamsters give UPS ultimatum, demanding best contract offer by Friday or risk 'imminent' strike
• Chicago man accused of sexually assaulting, robbing 5 women he met on Snapchat
• Pregnant woman shoots potential robber at Houston gas station
• Chicago man arrested after police find loaded gun during traffic stop in Evanston
• The Grimace shake won’t kill you: Why are people on TikTok pretending to die after drinking it?
• Contractor dead after being injured on site of NASCAR Chicago Street Race
• Teen shot in vehicle on Chicago's Near South Side: police
• Student loan forgiveness struck down: Here's what that means for you
• Fourth of July weekend: A festive lineup of events, celebrations across Chicago area
• Orland Park man sentenced for firing gun at mechanic while out on bond in strangulation case
• Walgreens to close 150 stores as COVID-19 demand drops, profit declines
• Some NASCAR fans shocked at price of beer at Chicago street race
• Flannery Fired Up Finale: Congressman Chuy Garcia, Sheriff Tom Dart tackle money in politics and mental health
• Explosives scare prompts evacuation at Harrah's Casino Hotel in Joliet
• Minimum wage increases in Chicago starting Saturday
• Chicago religious leaders decry Supreme Court's affirmative action decision
• Gary, Indiana names new police chief --- first permanent chief in three years
• Matteson mayor, elected officials speak out on affirmative action ruling
• Chicago woman allegedly stole nearly $700 worth of merchandise from Macy's in Oak Brook
• Winemaker unveils 'world’s largest' bottle of bubbly
• Kane County man charged with possessing, reproducing child pornography
• Chicago men arrested after DEA agents seize drugs, money and handgun
• Winnetka man found guilty of price gouging masks during COVID-19 pandemic
• State police launch new website with public access to Illinois crime statistics
• Saturn’s rings glow in new image captured by James Webb telescope
• New Illinois law allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses
• Aurora man sentenced to 22 years for 2020 murder
• DoorDash unveils hourly pay option for delivery drivers
• Man breaks record for longest run while on fire: 'Human Torch'
• Johnson hands out hundreds of free NASCAR tickets to kids in Chicago
• Minnesota man caught with $60K in drugs sentenced to 17 years
• Feds say deadly Buffalo Grove trench collapse could have been prevented
• Titan sub latest: Company that retrieved wreckage reveals details about mission
• UC Berkeley PhD student suffers violent death in Mexico
• Supreme Court backs designer who objects to making gay couples’ wedding websites
• American Airlines passenger gets plane to himself after 18-hour delay: ‘It was an insane experience’
• Indiana Supreme Court upholds abortion ban: State constitution gives only limited protections
• DuPage County man charged in Chicago shooting
• Southern Illinois prepares for new 730 area code
• Atlanta mom accused of shooting son during fight over video games
• Man charged in armed robbery of Ford Heights store
• Alan Arkin, Oscar-winning actor, dies at 89
• Chicago’s air quality improved, still not so good for ’sensitive groups’
• Driver ejected from car after striking semi truck on Dan Ryan Expressway
• NFL suspends 3 players indefinitely, 4th player gets 6 games for gambling policy violation
• Cook County judge removed from 'judicial duties' following accusations of racist comments
• First supermoon of 2023 to take place in July - here's when to see it
• Far South Side shooting leaves man wounded
• Man found shot several times in East Garfield Park
• Gunshot victim dropped off at house fire on West Side
• Man, 21, shot while driving in Back of the Yards
• Homan Square shooting leaves man critically wounded
• Man shot while driving in Portage Park: police
• Boy, 16, wounded in Chicago Lawn drive-by shooting
• Chicago weather: Temps in the 90s with possible showers