SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Oct 25, 2024 Chicago Rapper Lil Durk Charged With Orchestrating 2022 Los Angeles Killing Lil Durk, 32, is charged with conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire in the slaying of Saviay’a Robinson, 24, who was gunned down on Aug. 19, 2022, according to an FBI affidavit released Friday. Oct 25, 2024 Jury Hears Wiretapped Calls of Michael Madigan Co-Defendant, Longtime Friend: ‘My Client is the Speaker’ Prosecutors paint picture of Mike McClain’s extreme loyalty to ex-Illinois House speaker Michael Madigan as the trial wraps up for the week. Oct 25, 2024 Filmed in Chicago, Seth Meyers is Trading Politics for Parenting in New Standup Special The special was shot live at the Vic Theatre in Chicago where Meyers got big laughs when talking about mundane things like not knowing how to fold a stroller and the risks of playing board games with his children, who are 8, 6 and 3 years old. Oct 25, 2024 Day of the Dead’s Iconic Flower Plants Seeds of Cultural Connection in Chicago Thousands of Aztec marigolds grown in the University of Illinois Chicago’s research garden will play an integral role in Saturday’s Day of the Dead celebration on Chicago’s lakefront. Oct 24, 2024 Hermosa Nonprofit Says It May Have to Close Its Doors Without Additional Funding Residents on the city’s Northwest Side may be losing access to programs provided by a local community organization. The nonprofit Hermosa Neighborhood Association says it’s set to lose state funding in June. As the grant end date approaches, community organizers are working to figure out what comes next. Oct 24, 2024 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Oct. 24, 2024 - Full Show Chicago has a new shelter plan for migrants and unhoused residents. And are efforts to save monarch butterflies doing more harm than good? A new study suggests that’s the case. Oct 24, 2024 Deputy Mayor on Chicago’s New Shelter Approach for Migrants, Unhoused Residents Chicago is set to overhaul its migrant shelter system by the end of this year, capping guaranteed beds at 3,800 for asylum seekers who have been in the city for less than 30 days. This shift is part of the new One System Initiative, designed to streamline services for both migrants and long-term unhoused residents. Oct 24, 2024 Free Puppet Shows Blend Theatrics, Classical Music for Dia de los Muertos “Day of the Dead LIVE!” is running Oct. 29-Nov. 1 at the Harold Washington Library. The free show will feature larger-than-life puppets, stilt-walkers, skeletons, ghosts and aerialists — plus classical music from pianist Llewellyn Sánchez Werner. Oct 24, 2024 The Latest on the McDonald’s E. Coli Outbreak: Onions and Quarter Pounders Targeted The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a food safety alert Tuesday warning that dozens of people reported eating the Quarter Pounder sandwich at McDonald’s before becoming sick. Oct 24, 2024 ‘A Moment in Time That We Cannot Afford to Squander’: New Chicago Board of Education Members Sworn in at First Meeting The seven new board members, appointed by Johnson earlier this month, were sworn in during Thursday’s agenda review committee meeting. CPS CEO Pedro Martinez, who was also present at Thursday’s meeting, has seen questions swirl about his continued employment with the school district. Oct 24, 2024 Amid Renewed Interest, Prosecutors to Recommend Resentencing Menendez Brothers in 1989 Killings of Their Parents An official with knowledge of the decision who was not authorized to speak on the record ahead of a planned press conference confirmed that Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón would recommend resentencing for the brothers. Oct 24, 2024 DNA Links Suspected Chicago-Area Serial Killer Who Died in 1981 to a Woman’s 1979 Death The DNA of Bruce Lindahl, who is believed to have killed as many as a dozen women and girls, was confirmed to be on Kathy Halle’s clothing, authorities said. Oct 24, 2024 Family of Man Killed by Police in 2016 in Mount Greenwood Should Get $225K, City Lawyers Recommend The City Council will also weigh paying $325,000 to resolve a separate lawsuit filed by a man who was shot and wounded by a Chicago Police officer in March 2018 while suffering a mental health crisis. Oct 24, 2024 Guitarist and Songwriter Ronnie Baker Brooks Embraces His Family Legacy With ‘Blues In My DNA’ Ronnie Baker Brooks, son of blues legend Lonnie Brooks, is a soulful singer and guitarist. He just released “Blues In My DNA” on Chicago’s independent Alligator Records — his father’s home label for many years. Oct 24, 2024 Pay $4M to Family of Man Who Spent 33 Years in Prison After Being Wrongfully Convicted, City Lawyers Recommend In all, Chicago taxpayers spent $201.8 million to resolve 43 lawsuits brought by more than three dozen people wrongfully convicted based on evidence gathered by the Chicago Police Department since 2019, according to an analysis of city data by WTTW News. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: