Some CTA buses to offer free disposable masks

The Chicago Transit Authority plans to offer free disposable face masks on several city bus routes.

Victim of botched Chicago police raid cancels meeting with Lightfoot

A Black woman who was the victim of a mistaken 2019 raid on her Chicago home scrapped plans Monday to meet with Chicago’s mayor and host a public forum with aldermen over disagreements on how the gatherings would proceed.

Dancing Amazon driver: Delivery man's moves caught on camera

A video of a dancing Amazon driver in Rhode Island captured the attention of social media users, and the homeowner whose security camera filmed the man busting a move on his delivery route.

Southbound Red Line service resumes after track blockage cleared

Southbound CTA Red Line service has been suspended between the Roosevelt and 95th/Dan Ryan stations Saturday afternoon due to track blockage.

Chicago cops in botched raid had prior complaints: report

One of 12 officers placed on desk duty in the botched 2019 police raid on the home of a Black woman was accused in an earlier mistaken raid, while another of the officers was involved months later in a fatal shooting, according to a newspaper report.

Chicago cops involved in botched raid placed on desk duty

Chicago police officers who wrongly raided the home of a Black woman who wasn’t allowed to dress before being handcuffed have been placed on desk duty, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Monday.

Man with COVID-19 symptoms dies on United Airlines flight bound for LAX, CDC investigating

Passengers aboard the aircraft claimed that the deceased passenger's wife admitted that he felt shortness of breath, and had also lost his sense of taste and smell prior to boarding. Now, the CDC is working with the airline to contact any passengers who may have been exposed to the virus.

Apple quietly closes retail stores in California as coronavirus cases surge

With less than a week until Christmas, Cupertino-based Apple quietly closed all of their retail stores in California as coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to surge.

Pastors, Lightfoot talk about Black woman's botched police raid

Pastors disturbed over how Chicago police treated a Black woman whose home was the target of a wrong raid spoke with the mayor Friday, demanding more information about the 2019 incident and the city’s efforts to keep a lid on bodycam video.

FOP president could be fired over past social media posts

The president of the Chicago police union could be booted from the force over past social media posts.

Chicago Public Schools is one step closer to reopening

The push to get kids in the classroom is gaining momentum after the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board denied an injunction requested by the Chicago Teachers Union.

Lightfoot admits she knew about botched police raid, orders changes

Footage of the botched raid prompted wide criticism from civil rights groups, city aldermen and Black state legislators who’ve call it racist, gendered violence and a violation of a Black woman’s dignity.

Chicago inspector general: police misconduct cases improperly closed

Chicago’s inspector general said Thursday that most police misconduct investigations were closed for lacking sworn testimony even when other suitable evidence, like 911 audio, was available.

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The clock is ticking and Christmas is right around the corner! Right now, you might still need to buy or ship some gifts. Amazon?s Av Zammit joined Good Day Chicago to ease our concerns.