Site Map September 28, 2023

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• California woman returns to store she allegedly shoplifted to demand phone she left behind
• Chicago weather: Summer-like temps move in for the weekend
• National Coffee Day 2023: The best part of waking up, are these freebies and deals
• Chicago man charged with fatally shooting 9-year-old Matteson boy
• McHenry County's top prosecutor slams SAFE-T Act on social media
• Chicago Auto Show presents electric vehicle showcase: Get behind the wheel of the future
• Student loan repayment: Strategies for graduates facing the financial clock
• Intensifying migrant crisis in Chicago: Over 15K asylum seekers arrive in the city
• State officials to inspect Illinois haunted houses for safety
• Johnson proposes program to boost small businesses in Chicago
• Arwady: As COVID hospitalizations rise, get new booster shot
• Microscopic parasite found in Baltimore-area drinking water, officials say
• Chicago cops acquitted in 2022 Pilsen shooting that critically wounded man
• Theater tickets from night Abraham Lincoln was shot sold for over $250K at auction
• WWII-era military sleep method could help insomniacs nod off quickly, some claim: 'Peace and calm'
• The Signature Room, iconic Chicago restaurant, closes doors for good
• Spotted lanternflies invade Illinois, threatening trees and crops
• Iconic tree from ‘Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves’ chopped down, 16-year-old arrested
• UAW President Fain says automakers are enabling attacks & hiring scabs; Stellantis ‘appalled’ by claims
• Lee Harris: Man wrongfully convicted of 1986 Gold Coast murder to sue Chicago police, city and county
• 'The Creator': Gareth Edwards on blurring the line between humans, A.I. in new sci-fi thriller
• Chicago's Italian Cultural Institute sheds light on child refugees with new photo exhibit
• Minnesota boy's performance in alien abduction Halloween costume goes viral
• Migrant Crisis Solutions: Temporary shelter set to open in Pilsen
• Beach Park man arrested for selling crack cocaine out of motel: sheriff
• House Republicans make case for Biden impeachment inquiry at first hearing
• What does it mean for Chicago to be in a warming hole?
• American soldier who crossed into North Korea returns to US, video appears to show
• Sustainability Center opens at Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
• USFL, XFL announce intention to merge leagues
• A government shutdown is looming this weekend. What it means, who's impacted and what's next?
• Oil spill cleanup on Dan Ryan Expressway underway following crash
• Taylor Swift to make appearance at Chiefs game at MetLife Stadium: reports
• Intruder enters women's quarters at temporary migrant shelter in Gage Park, alderman says
• Surge of brutal robberies has Bucktown neighbors demanding action: ‘It feels like we are under attack’
• Parts of CTA Blue Line to close this weekend as construction continues
• Student caught running amateur piercing parlor in NW Indiana high school bathroom
• 86-year-old man slain outside South Side home ‘saw the good in everybody,’ son says
• Thousands to participate in AIDS Run and Walk Chicago, raise money for local organizations
• 'Harry Potter' actor Michael Gambon dies at 82
• 2 armed robberies reported within 20 minutes on NW Side
• Polk County teacher, Disney employees among 219 arrested in human trafficking-focused bust: PCSO
• Armed robbery victim stabbed in back on Far South Side
• Chicago weather: Thursday brings fog, clouds with summer-like conditions ahead
• Driver in critical condition after crashing into tree on North Side
• Person found shot on CTA Red Line train in critical condition
• ‘Take Care of Maya’ trial: Testimony continues in $200 million case against All Children’s Hospital