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FBI searching for suspect in 2 bank robberies at US Bank locations in Hanover Park, Schaumburg
The FBI responded to a bank robbery and an attempted bank robbery Thursday afternoon in the northwest suburbs. One armed suspect is wanted for both crimes, the FBI said.
Family of four displaced after fire rips through West Side home
CHICAGO - A fire tore through the roof of a home on the West Side Thursday afternoon, leaving a family displaced. Chicago fire crews were called to the 5100 block of West Chicago. A mattress was set on fire outside the building when the flames spread to the rear of...
Chicago police warn of 17 armed robberies in 3 days across multiple neighborhoods
Chicago police are warning several neighborhoods to be on alert after as many as 17 armed robberies occurred over the course of three days. In one of the incidents, three University of Chicago students were held up near campus in broad daylight. According to a community alert from Chicago Police,...
Chicago man suspected of stealing $837 in alcohol from suburban Mariano's
LOMBARD, Ill. - A Chicago man who allegedly fled from police after stealing more than $800 worth of alcohol from a suburban Mariano's grocery store on Wednesday has been charged with multiple felonies. Michael Howard, 43, appeared in court Thursday morning where a judge granted a request by the DuPage...
Driver killed in fiery crash at I-90's Barrington Road Toll Plaza: ISP
According to Illinois State Police, the single-car accident occurred shortly before 4:30 a.m. on the westbound Jane Addams Tollway’s Barrington Road Toll Plaza. The vehicle hit the toll plaza building and burst into flames.
Englewood’s ‘Back 2 School’ Parade, A Tradition Since 1961, Canceled As Police Prep For DNC
ENGLEWOOD — A South Side parade that has celebrated Englewood youth for the last six decades has been canceled to accommodate the increased police presence needed at this summer’s Democratic National Convention, organizers said. The Englewood Back 2 School Parade, an annual summer tradition dating to 1961, is...
Chicago weather: Is it too early to put away your winter coat for the season? It's complicated
Earlier this week, the Chicago area saw two 80-degree days. Does that mean it's time to put away those heavy winter coats once and for all?. It's complicated, NBC 5 Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes said. "April is a kind of funny time of year," Jeanes said. "We have warm days and...
Highland Park's July 4th parade will return this year along a new route
CHICAGO (CBS)-- Highland Park's July 4th parade will return along a new route this year.Mayor Nancy Rotering said the events will go forward with "respect, compassion and support for everyone whose lives were changed on July 4th, 2022." The city confirmed a "trauma-informed approach" went into the planning of events.The parade will mark two years since the mass shooting at the July 4th parade. A mass shooter opened fire, killing seven people and leaving dozens hurt.The mayor said resuming the parade will start a new chapter for the Highland Park community. The day's activities will begin with a remembrance ceremony at 10 a.m., followed by the parade at 1 p.m. and "4th Fest" at Sunset Woods Park. The theme will be "Sweet Home Highland Park."More information is available on the City of Highland Park website.
Family of slain Englewood man demands justice after suspect's release
CHICAGO - The mother of Kashard Herrod says her son didn't deserve what happened to him late last month. "He was so very kind and loved by everybody," said Constine McCauley. "They seen him laying in the street. They say he had been bloody." The father of two was dropping...
Black Chicago voters rip mayor on extra $70M for migrants as recall petition gathers steam
Chicago voters showed up in force at a City Council meeting on Wednesday to protest Mayor Brandon Johnson’s request for an additional $70 million in taxpayers' funds to be spent on migrants.
Thunderstorms, severe weather threat emerge for Thursday in Chicago area
Some southern suburbs and parts of northwest Indiana could be at risk of severe weather on Thursday afternoon and into the evening hours, with damaging winds possible. According to the Storm Prediction Center, parts of LaSalle and Kankakee counties are at a “marginal” risk of severe weather on Thursday afternoon, with southern Lake, Porter and LaPorte counties also in that category.
Drunk driver killed former Marine sergeant on Stevenson Expressway, prosecutors say
CHICAGO — Last summer, Nikolas Hutto moved to Chicago from Florida with plans to marry and buy a home. Friends say that, at the age of 27, he had served four combat tours in the U.S. Marine Corps and “was the embodiment of a perfect son, brother, and friend.”
Man arrested for burglary in Evanston, faces other charges
Evanston police say they’ve arrested a man accused of a burglary earlier this year. They said they were looking for 19-year-old Camden Wall of Evanston in connection with a burglary and another incident in the 1700 block of Central Street in January.
Chicago Police superintendent: Weekend mass shooting victims were not involved with gangs
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling emphasized Wednesday that the victims of a mass shooting in Back of the Yards this past weekend had nothing to do with gangs.The shooting at a family gathering at a house on 52nd Street near Damen Avenue this past Saturday night left 9-year-old Arianna Molina dead and 10 others wounded, including three other children.A 1-year-old boy and a 7-year-old boy were each shot multiple times and were left in critical condition after the shooting. A 9-year-old boy suffered a graze wound to his left pinky finger and was in good condition. Officials...
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