Lane closures expected as Naperville resumes Ogden Avenue water main project

Next week, crews will continue the work of replacing the water main on Ogden Avenue between Washington Street and Wright Street and Washington Street between Ogden Avenue and Bauer Road, according to Naperville officials.

High inflation and mortgage rates fuel America’s 'stay-put economy'
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Bankrate financial analyst Stephen Kates explains how stubborn inflation, elevated mortgage rates and recession concerns are keeping many Americans from buying or moving homes.

Instagram’s new 'Instants' feature has users laughing — and panicking | ChicagoNOW
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Instagram is rolling out a new disappearing photo feature called “Instants,” but some users are already sharing embarrassing stories after accidentally sending photos to everyone on their friends list.

Hotel Zachary’s 'A Day Off in Chicago' package brings a classic local movie to life | ChicagoNOW
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From a private Art Institute tour to Cubs tickets and cocktails overlooking Wrigley Field, Hotel Zachary’s new “A Day Off in Chicago” package recreates the ultimate day off inspired by the beloved film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."

Tributes go up for Chicago firefighter who died during training exercise
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Chicago is paying its respects to Steven Decker, a 30-year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department, who died during a training exercise Thursday on the North Side.

Rare John Wayne Gacy death row book resurfaces at Chicago museum | ChicagoNOW
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Graveface Museum co-owner Chloe Manon discusses the reissue of John Wayne Gacy’s long out-of-print confessional “A Question of Doubt” and why public fascination with the infamous serial killer endures decades after his execution.

Spencer West opens up about resilience, identity and his new book 'Breaking Free' | ChicagoNOW
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LGBTQ+ and disability activist Spencer West joins us to discuss his inspiring new book “Breaking Free,” the lessons he’s learned through adversity, and why sharing everyday life online matters to him.

Aurora shooting investigation: Police ask residents to avoid area

Police are investigating a shooting Friday in Aurora that prompted road closures and a continued law enforcement presence near the city’s west side.

Illinois lawmakers push plan aimed at lowering soaring car insurance costs
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State Sen. Ram Villivalam discusses a proposed measure designed to address rising auto insurance rates in Illinois and expand coverage for more drivers.

Nearly 1 in 12 defendants on ankle monitors in Chicago have gone AWOL, authorities say

Nearly 1 in 12 criminal defendants released pre-trial on ankle monitors in Chicago have gone AWOL, and authorities have no idea where they are, even as some in the program allegedly go on to commit violent crimes.

Chicago man busted with stolen gun, drugs during CTA arrest: police

A Chicago man is facing charges after he was found with a loaded stolen gun and an assortment of drugs earlier this week on a CTA train.

Loop stabbing leaves man seriously wounded, 1 in custody

A man is in custody after allegedly stabbing and seriously wounding another man Thursday night in the Loop.

Chicago weather: Warm and breezy Friday ahead of hot weekend temperatures

Unseasonably warm temperatures in the 80s will take over Chicago through early next week with several chances for showers and thunderstorms.