Site Map March 16, 2023

Years / 2023 / March / 16

• RTA warns of mounting debt from Chicago commuters not using public transportation
• Chicago man sentenced for robbing, trying to carjack woman at suburban gas station in 2021
• Chicago man on probation posted online sex ads of 19-year-old woman, forced her to have sex for money
• COVID-19 pill Paxlovid moves closer to full FDA approval
• Chicago's Medill Avenue to be rebuilt under infrastructure improvement plan
• Here's how much a $100,000 salary is actually worth in Chicago
• Chicago man faces weapon charge after police find gun during traffic stop in New Lenox
• Navy Pier releases summer calendar
• Little Village Discount Mall vendors protest eviction
• Family-owned coffee shop opens in Avondale with help of community development grant
• CPS lawsuit claims teacher told students 'the longer you cry, the longer I will hit you'
• Pritzker continues efforts to promote community college funding at Joliet Junior College
• Chicago mayoral election: Bernie Sanders throws his support behind Brandon Johnson
• Judge again delays issuing certificates of innocence for 2 Chicago brothers exonerated of murder
• Lincoln Park bank burglary: Suspects drill through wall to access money vault
• Who will be Trump's running mate in 2024? Some in GOP already lobbying for VP
• Lake County felon and gang member found with ghost guns, ammunition, cocaine: police
• 2 shot while sitting in vehicle on Chicago's South Side
• Valparaiso couple accused of producing child pornography face extradition to Texas
• 17-year-old pleads guilty to murder of Uber Eats driver in Haltom City
• Pentagon releases video of Russian jet dumping fuel on US drone
• Chicago man held on $5M bond after woman found strangled to death in Zion
• Wives of Flores twins, who helped put 'El Chapo' behind bars, to plead guilty to money laundering
• Illinois Lottery employee charged with cashing out stolen tickets
• Man who killed 3 people, cut heart out and cooked it pleads guilty in Oklahoma
• Video shows escaped monkey charge at homeowner: ‘What’s a monkey doing in Oklahoma?’
• Teenager charged in shooting death of 25-year-old man
• Suburban college student charged with distributing, possessing child porn
• Dead cat left in NJ resident's mailbox, prompting police investigation
• Chicago Police Department announces Interim Superintendent
• As crime ravages Chicago, pastor puts faith in pro-police candidate to turn it around
• House-sized asteroid discovered this week will fly past Earth on Friday
• Boy, 15, charged with robbing, carjacking 2 rideshare drivers at gunpoint
• Costco's 5-pound peanut butter chocolate pie goes viral, shoppers scramble to find the bakery item
• Geneva man pleads guilty in fatal DUI crash
• Nearly half of Americans would support a ban on TikTok, poll finds
• Florida man serving a 400-year sentence walks free after 'flawed' trial testimony discredited: report
• DEA’s new Chicago boss Sheila Lyons: Will target fentanyl, an ‘awful, terrible challenge’
• Chicago-area expressway shootings increasingly caused by road rage, state police say
• More Kias, Hyundais reported stolen from this Chicago neighborhood
• Ravinia Festival 2023 lineup: Carrie Underwood, John Legend, Santana among headliners
• Waze adds feature for EV drivers to find compatible charging stations
• Teen who escaped juvenile detention charged in shooting outside Chicago-area high school basketball game
• Ben & Jerry's brings back its 'Free Cone Day' after pandemic hiatus
• Driver shot while picking up passengers in Humboldt Park
• Woman, 34, stabbed several times during argument in River North
• Chicago weather: Prepare for rain this afternoon