SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Nov 15, 2023 Chicago to Limit Migrants to 60 Days in City Shelters as Part of New Approach to Crisis: Johnson The announcement represents Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first attempt to reduce the city resources available to the migrants currently in the city’s shelter system. Nov 15, 2023 Illinois Supreme Court Weighs Constitutionality of Lifetime Restrictions on Child Sex Offenders The court is weighing whether it is constitutional to impose lifetime restrictions on where a person can live after they’ve been convicted of a sex crime involving a minor. Nov 15, 2023 They’re Whooping It Up in Kane County Over Sighting of Endangered Whooping Cranes Fewer than 100 whooping cranes migrate through the eastern U.S. A family of three paid a visit to a Kane County forest preserve Nov. 9-10 while winging their way to Florida. Nov 15, 2023 Suspended CPS Security Guard is 3rd Fired Chicago Cop Hired by District After Being on City’s Do-Not-Hire List The man’s brief tenure as an officer ended after he testified as a witness in a sexual assault case for the defense without informing the city. He worked for years at schools including Yates and Amundsen as both a coach and a security guard before his suspension. Nov 15, 2023 Judge Reprimands Father of Alleged Highland Park Gunman After He Arrives for Jail Sentence in ‘I’m A Political Pawn’ T-Shirt Robert Crimo Jr. entered a guilty plea to seven misdemeanor counts of reckless conduct last week in Lake County court. Crimo sponsored his underage son’s firearm application three years before the July 2022 attack in Highland Park, even though the teenager had recently threatened violence. Nov 15, 2023 WTTW News Explains: Why is Chicago’s Pension Debt So High? You may have heard Chicago has a pension problem … to the tune of more than $35 billion of debt. Pensions affect nearly everyone — even if you’re not a public employee. Taxpayers have already been footing the bill to alleviate the pension debt. Nov 15, 2023 A Kid Posed With His Pilot Dad. Almost 30 Years Later They Recreated the Photo as Co-Pilots After rediscovering the old photo, the father and son added a goal: not only did they want to fly together, they wanted to recreate the 1990s flight deck photo, over two decades later. Not just as father and son, but as colleagues and co-pilots. Nov 15, 2023 Federal Prosecutors May Seek to Put ‘ComEd Four’ Behind Bars for Life, Defense Attorney Says At a hearing Wednesday morning, attorneys for the so-called “ComEd Four” argued that the scheduled January sentencing dates should be pushed back by a month in order to allow their defense teams to better prepare their sentencing briefings. Nov 15, 2023 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Illinois, 100 Miles From Chicago A 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit north central Illinois Wednesday morning, shortly before 5 a.m., the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is reporting. Nov 14, 2023 Nov. 14, 2023 - Full Show Mayor Johnson’s $16 billion budget is set for a final vote — what to expect. And Northwestern sweetens the deal to try to get approval for its Ryan Field renovations. Nov 14, 2023 Despite Northwestern’s Sweetened Deal for Ryan Field Renovation, Opposition Remains The $800 million proposal to revamp Ryan Field has been controversial from the very beginning. The plans call for a new state-of-the-art stadium that will be smaller in size than the nearly century-old structure it would replace, moving from a capacity of 47,000 to 35,000 for football games. Nov 14, 2023 Looking for a Wrench? There’s a Bag of Tools Orbiting Earth and Here’s How You Can Track It Down During their first-ever spacewalk, astronauts Jasmin Moghbeli and Loral O’Hara spent hours outside the International Space Station, successfully replacing hardware on the station’s solar array. But a tool bag became untethered and is now orbiting Earth. Nov 14, 2023 Spotlight Politics: City Budget Approval; Proposal Could Remove Chicago’s Sanctuary Status Chicago's City Council members are preparing to vote on Mayor Johnson's spending plan. The latest on a measure that would remove Chicago's sanctuary city status. And former Ald. Ed Burke's trial could finally resume this week following a COVID-19 delay. Nov 14, 2023 2023 Chicago Holiday Events Guide Whether you’re interested in theater or light shows, ice skating or shopping, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this holiday season. We’ve rounded up some of the season’s highlights in Chicago and the suburbs. Nov 14, 2023 Consumer Inflation Eased in October, Driven Lower by Cheaper Gas, Cars and Airfares Tuesday’s report from the Labor Department showed that prices either fell or rose more slowly across a broad range of goods and services, including gas, new and used cars, hotel rooms and housing. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: