Weather

Chicago remains stuck in a prolonged cold stretch, with spotty snow chances before a late-week and early-next-week warmup.

Scattered snow showers are possible tonight, and any untreated surfaces could become slick.

Cloudy and cold today, with snow chances popping up through the week in Chicagoland.

Drivers who don't clear the top of their vehicles can face fines as high as $1,500 in several states.

Light freezing drizzle and snow could make early travel slick, cold temperatures persist through the week, and a brief thaw may arrive before another cold snap this weekend.

The 25 finalists for Chicago's annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest have been announced. Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Department of Streets and Sanitation announced the list of the fourth annual contest on Sunday.

At least on paper, Chicago is experiencing a warm-up to finish this weekend and begin February.

More lake effect snow is expected throughout the day, but only for parts of the Chicago area.

Snow removal companies are gearing up for another busy weekend with a winter storm warning in effect for the city of Chicago.