SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jul 29, 2024 Transportation Advocates Say There’s Plenty of Benefits to Lowering Chicago’s Speed Limit to 25 MPH Ald. Daniel La Spata (1st Ward) is proposing to reduce Chicago’s citywide speed limit from 30 mph to 25. Advocates of the ordinance say the small change could significantly curb the amount of traffic injuries and fatalities, and improve public safety. Jul 29, 2024 July 29, 2024 - Full Show A push to lower the city-wide speed limit from 20 miles per hour to 25. And Brookfield Zoo unveils its wild renovation plans. Jul 29, 2024 Gov. J.B. Pritzker Signs Birth Equity Initiative Expanding Insurance Coverage During, After Pregnancy The law requires insurers that provide state-regulated health care plans to cover pregnancy and postpartum services for covered individuals, including midwife services, doula visits, and lactation consultants for up to 12 months after the end of a pregnancy. Jul 29, 2024 Endangered Grevy’s Zebra Foal Born at Brookfield Zoo, With Another on the Way A male Grevy’s zebra foal arrived July 27, Brookfield Zoo announced. The newcomer is already off and running. Jul 29, 2024 With DUI-Related Ejection From Army, Deputy Who Killed Sonya Massey Should Have Raised Flags, Experts Say Before his policing career began with six jobs in four years — the first three of which were part time — 30-year-old Sean Grayson was convicted twice within a year of driving under the influence, which cost him his hitch in the military. Jul 29, 2024 At Least 3 Killed, 3-Month-Old Injured in Shootings Across Chicago Over Weekend: Police Three people were killed and a 3-month-old boy was critically wounded in separate shootings over the weekend across Chicago, according to the Chicago Police Department. Jul 29, 2024 McDonald's Same-Store Sales Fall For 1st Time Since 2020 as Tapped-Out Customers Hold on to Cash McDonald's global same-stores fell for the first time in nearly four years in the second quarter as inflation-weary consumers skipped meals out or chose cheaper options. The company said it's working on fixes, but it expects same-store sales to be down for the next few quarters. Jul 29, 2024 Watchdog Asks Police Oversight Board for Evidence of Flawed Probes, Retaliation by Misconduct Agency The Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability has yet to provide the Office of the Inspector General with the evidence that prompted the commission to call for a probe into “the quality and integrity” of the investigations into police misconduct by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability, according to a letter obtained by WTTW News. Jul 27, 2024 Researchers Discover Site of 1893 Schooner Wreck in Lake Michigan in Just 50 Feet of Water The Margaret A. Muir sank only a few miles off the entrance to Algoma Harbor. It went undetected for more than a century despite hundreds of boats passing over it each fishing season. Jul 26, 2024 Week in Review: Democrats Unite Behind Kamala Harris; Outrage Over the Killing of Sonya Massey As Democrats rally behind a new candidate for president, could Illinois’ governor be on the ticket? And Chicago Public Schools budget math. Jul 26, 2024 Murder, Arson, Fraud Charges Filed in Connection to 2023 Blaze That Killed Chicago Firefighter Firefighter Jermaine Pelt was killed battling a West Pullman blaze in April 2023. Two men have been charged with murder and arson, while a third faces fraud and forgery charges. Jul 26, 2024 Welcome, Not-So-Little One. Baby Beluga Born at Shedd Aquarium is 1st Since 2020 The not-so-little one — measuring 5 feet and weighing 105 pounds — arrived Wednesday night, the first beluga born at Shedd since 2020. Jul 26, 2024 Witnesses Swear There’s an Alligator in North Pond, But It Might Be a Turtle Out for a Joy Ride on a Log Something appears to be lurking in the water at Lincoln Park’s North Pond, and some swear it’s an alligator. Jul 26, 2024 Report Shows 110% Rise in Illinois Domestic Violence Deaths as Advocates Call for Action Advocacy groups are sounding the alarm on a spike in domestic violence cases. A new report from the Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence says domestic violence deaths in Illinois rose by 110% last year, with 94 incidents of domestic violence leading to 120 deaths in 2023. Jul 26, 2024 Boar’s Head Recalls More Than 200,000 Pounds of Deli Meat Products Due to Listeria Concerns, Death in Illinois As of Thursday, the outbreak has sickened 34 people in 13 states, including 33 who were hospitalized and two who died, according to the USDA. The deaths were reported in Illinois and New Jersey. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: