Chicago weather: Chilly nights, frost possible before warmup

Spotty showers will give way to chilly temperatures near the upper 30s tonight, followed by a cool, frost-prone stretch through Saturday before warmer weather returns early next week.

Parents of Loyola student killed in Chicago shooting want justice: 'She really mattered'

The parents of a Loyola University Chicago freshman came face to face Wednesday with the man accused of killing their daughter, as he pleaded not guilty in a packed courtroom weeks after the shooting near Tobey Prinz Beach. 

Teen charged in suburban Chicago back-to-back restaurant burglaries

An 18-year-old has been charged after two burglaries targeting video gaming terminals at Hog Wild Restaurant and a pizza restaurant in the south suburbs, according to Oak Lawn police.

Stuck in traffic? Aging bridges may be to blame | ChicagoLIVE
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With more bridges falling into “poor condition”, experts warn the U.S. is in a constant cycle of playing catch-up on critical infrastructure needs. 

What Great Lakes pink salmon can teach us about invasive species | ChicagoLIVE
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A NOAA study suggests the rapid growth of pink salmon populations in the Great Lakes may provide early warnings for similar patterns emerging in the Arctic, North Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 

What does '8647' mean? Former prosecutor explains Comey indictment | ChicagoNOW
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Former federal prosecutor Pat Brady breaks down the legal challenges in the indictment of James Comey, including how courts evaluate intent, political speech and alleged threats. 

White Sox to celebrate women fans at ‘Gameday for the Girls’ | ChicagoNOW
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The Chicago White Sox are putting women sports fans in the spotlight with “Gameday for the Girls” on May 9, including a VIP experience and programming centered on female athletes and voices. 

Lawmakers demand change to SAFE-T Act following deadly Chicago police shooting | ChicagoNOW
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Following the shooting death of a Chicago police officer and critical injury of another, Senate Republican Leader John Curran is urging lawmakers to take immediate action to revise the SAFE-T Act.