SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Sep 1, 2023 As COVID-19 Cases Rise, What Precautions Should You Be Taking Now? A Doctor Explains COVID-19 hospital admissions are up more than 18% in the most recent week, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Some experts are encouraging a return to masking, especially for older adults and individuals most vulnerable to severe disease. Sep 1, 2023 Chicago Man Held Firefighters at Knifepoint in Gasoline-Soaked Home, Prosecutors Say Melvin Jordan, 47, was arrested and charged this week with two counts each of attempted murder, aggravated kidnapping and unlawful restraint, along with a single count of unlawful use of a weapon. Sep 1, 2023 Counterfeit Pills Involved in Growing Share of Overdose Deaths in the US, CDC Study Finds Illicitly manufactured fentanyl was involved in nearly all overdose deaths with evidence of counterfeit pills use, including more than two out of five deaths that were exclusively caused by it, CDC researchers found. Aug 31, 2023 Aug. 31, 2023 - Full Show One year since the first bus of migrants arrived in Chicago. The start of the school year with Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez. And a Cubs outfielder takes an artist to his workplace. Aug 31, 2023 Pritzker, Johnson Press Biden to Allow Migrants to Work While Seeking Asylum More than 2,000 men, women and children are being forced to sleep on the floors of police stations across the city and at O’Hare Airport, according to city data released by the mayor’s office Wednesday. Aug 31, 2023 With Influx of Migrant Students, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez ‘Confident We Can Serve the Children’ As Chicago Public Schools has seen an influx of migrant students, CEO Pedro Martinez said the district has been able to rely on its longstanding infrastructure to make sure these new students get the education and care they need. Aug 31, 2023 Facilities Open for Cook County Residents Applying for Federal Help After Severe Storms. Here’s Where to Find Them Facilities are open on the West Side and in nearby suburbs to assist residents applying for federal assistance for damage caused by severe storms that occurred between June 29 and July 2. Aug 31, 2023 White Sox Owner Jerry Reinsdorf Says He Doesn’t See How Shooting Could Have Occurred Inside Ballpark Two women were injured in a shooting during the team’s 12-4 loss to Oakland last week. Chicago police are investigating what happened, including whether the gun was fired inside or outside of the facility. Aug 31, 2023 5 Things to Do This Weekend: Bike the Drive, Chicago Labor Day Parade Irish days, African arts and a Labor Day parade usher in the weekend. Here are five things to do in and around Chicago. Aug 31, 2023 Local Veterans Honored in Photography Exhibit at O’Hare, Midway Airports Photographer Thomas Sanders has made it his life’s mission to share the stories of veterans across the country. His work is currently on display in “American Heroes: Portraits of Service.” Aug 31, 2023 Chicago Man Charged With Child Endangerment After Accidental Shooting Death of 8-Year-Old Boy Ramon Sumerlin, 41, is charged with child endangerment resulting in death and unlawful use of a weapon by a felon stemming from the Aug. 15 shooting of Jacari Brown. Aug 31, 2023 5 People Shot and Wounded, 2 Critically, in Peoria The shooting happened at around 9 p.m. Wednesday, police said in a news release, noting that 29 shots were fired. Aug 31, 2023 Chicago’s Murder Count Makes National Headlines, But Accurately Talking About Crime Data Requires Nuance Chicago is the center of attention when it comes to talking about crime data in a national context. Experts caution that interpreting numbers without examining the underlying influences can lead to misunderstandings. Aug 30, 2023 Aug. 30, 2023 - Full Show The fight over work permits for migrants. The latest on the shooting during a White Sox game. AI finding its place in schools. And an airport art exhibit honoring veterans. Aug 30, 2023 Hurricane Idalia Unleashes Fury on Georgia and Florida, Swamping the Coast and Closing Highways As the eye moved inland, high winds shredded signs, blew off roofs, sent sheet metal flying and snapped tall trees. One person was killed in Georgia. No hurricane-related deaths were officially confirmed in Florida, but the Florida Highway Patrol reported two people dying in separate weather-related crashes just hours before Idalia made landfall. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: