SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Dec 16, 2021 ‘Chicago Tonight’ in Your Neighborhood: Grand Boulevard The area includes part of the Bronzeville neighborhood. And it has a rich history, from its churches to its hospital. We spoke with community leaders about that and efforts to bring people together this holiday season. Dec 16, 2021 Bears Lose All Three Coordinators to COVID Protocols Ahead of Monday Night Clash with Vikings Rumors are swirling around the future of the Bears organization as big changes loom. Meanwhile, the team has to contend with all three coordinators possibly missing Monday night's game at home against the Minnesota Vikings due to COVID-19. Dec 16, 2021 Utility Giants Agree to Stop Selling Data to ICE But Some Loopholes Remain For years, companies have sold data from cable, phone and power bills -- including names, home addresses and more. Dec 16, 2021 Multiple Downtown Stores Hit With Retail Theft Crimes Multiple in-store thefts have been reported recently on the Magnificent Mile amounting to millions of dollars in stolen merchandise. But retailers say it’s not just about lost revenue — it’s about safety — and they’re calling for city officials to put more protections in place for businesses. Dec 16, 2021 Chicago Casino Developers Show Their Cards At an hourslong hearing Thursday, the public got a look at what a Chicago casino might look like and where it would go. Dec 16, 2021 Biden Calls for Chicago’s Lead Pipes to be Removed Within 10 Years, As Slow Roll Out Continues in Chicago The $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill includes $15 billion to fund lead service replacement efforts, and $3 billion will flow to states and cities in 2022, officials announced. Dec 16, 2021 Illinois Records Nearly 12,000 COVID-19 Cases in a Day The number of new COVID-19 infections reported Thursday – 11,858 – is the highest total reported in a 24-hour period in all of 2021, according to data from state health officials. Dec 16, 2021 Chicago Vaccine Mandate Upheld for Most City Employees, Firefighters The ruling gives the unions’ employees until Dec. 31 to get their first shot of one of the three approved COVID-19 vaccines, and until Jan. 31 to get the second dose of the Moderna or Pfizer BioNtech vaccines. Dec 16, 2021 Can Your Pet Get COVID-19? Dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, otters, hyenas and white-tailed deer are among the animals that have tested positive, in most cases after contracting it from infected people. Dec 16, 2021 It’s ‘Agave Watch’ Time at Garfield Park Conservatory as Plant Begins Its Death Bloom Visitors to the Garfield Park Conservatory have a rare and exciting opportunity to witness a plant in its spectacular death bloom as an agave prepares to flower for its first and last time. Dec 16, 2021 Chicago’s Top Doc ‘Confident’ CPS Won’t Return to Remote Learning Citywide “We’re gonna have to see what happens with omicron, but I do not expect that we will be making plans to move entirely remotely and certainly not for extended periods, even if that were a thing,” Dr. Allison Arwady said Thursday. Dec 16, 2021 Retired Judge Picked by Mayor to Probe Botched Raid Finds No Wrongdoing by Lightfoot Mayor Lori Lightfoot did not purposefully conceal information about the handling of the February 2019 raid that left Anjanette Young handcuffed while naked and pleading for help, according to the results of a probe ordered by the mayor released Thursday. Dec 16, 2021 Ousted McDonald’s CEO Returns $105M After Misconduct “During my tenure as CEO, I failed at times to uphold McDonald’s values and fulfill certain of my responsibilities as a leader of the company,” Steve Easterbrook said in a prepared statement issued Thursday by McDonald’s. Dec 16, 2021 How Wild Was the Weather? 74-MPH Winds, Record High Temps and Smoke Blowing in From Kansas Wednesday saw record high temperatures across the region, wind gusts above 60 miles per hour and even the smell of smoke, which rode in on winds all the way from brush fires in Kansas. Dec 16, 2021 Chicago Blackhawks Settle Lawsuit With Kyle Beach The confidential settlement was announced after the sides met Wednesday with a mediator for the first time. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: