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 13, 2023 Film, TV Actors Join Writers in Historic Industry-Stopping Strike as Contract Talks Collapse Leaders of a Hollywood’s actors union voted Thursday to join screenwriters in the first joint strike in more than six decades, shutting down production across the entertainment industry. Jul 13, 2023 Pay $5M to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit Targeting Chicago Police’s Use of Stop-and-Frisk, City Lawyers Recommend The proposed settlement is set to be considered next week by the City Council’s Finance Committee on Monday. A final vote of the City Council could come on Wednesday. Jul 13, 2023 Chicago Inspector General Would Be Limited to 2, 4-Year Terms Under Proposal Set for Final Vote Limiting the city’s watchdog to two terms would bring “stability, order, independence” to the office, which oversees all city departments and contractors as well as the mayor’s office, City Council and its committees, current Inspector General Deborah Witzburg said. Jul 13, 2023 Chicago Police Warn of Armed Robberies Across North, Northwest Sides According to a police bulletin, 23 armed robberies occurred between July 8 and July 11 across several community areas, sometimes just minutes apart. Jul 13, 2023 Chicago Man Tied to Missouri-to-Chicago Gun Pipeline Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison: Prosecutors Derrick Claiborne was sentenced in Chicago’s federal court this month after prosecutors said he was arrested at his penthouse apartment on Michigan Avenue while in possession of narcotics and three illegal firearms. Jul 12, 2023 July 12, 2023 - Full Show Chicago gets another round of heavy rain. The latest on allegations of CPD sexual abuse against migrants. New details in the Madigan corruption case. And Montrose Beach’s piping plover spreads its wings. Jul 12, 2023 Spotlight Politics: Michael Madigan Corruption Case; Northwestern Hazing Allegations New efforts from Michael Madigan’s attorneys to suppress key evidence in his upcoming bribery trial. A battle among Chicago’s democrats for political power on the city’s Northwest Side. And fallout from allegations of hazing and racism in Northwestern University’s football team. Jul 12, 2023 Following Allegations of Sexual Misconduct, Calls to Move Migrants Out of Chicago Police Stations Grow Louder Local organizations are demanding answers from the Chicago Police Department amid allegations that officers at the Ogden (10th) Police District headquarters had sexual relations with migrants. Jul 12, 2023 Ukrainian Artist Teaches Traditional Folk Painting on Glass Longtime Chicago resident Elena Diadenko uses her talents to teach a traditional form of folk art and raise awareness about the ongoing war in Ukraine. Jul 12, 2023 Chicago Has 3 New Piping Plovers at Montrose: Meet Searocket, Prickly Pear and Wild Indigo Three endangered piping plover chicks were released into the wild Wednesday at a protected site at Montrose Beach in an effort to aid in its species recovery. It marks the first time plovers have been released in the state. Jul 12, 2023 Farragut Career Academy Security Guard Charged With Sexually Assaulting Underage Student Farragut Career Academy High School security guard Romel Campoverde, 43, appeared in court Wednesday following his arrest on a charge of criminal sexual assault of a victim between the ages of 13-17. He was ordered held on a $100,000 D-bond, meaning he must pay $10,000 to be released from custody. Jul 12, 2023 Thanks to Viral Megatests, a ‘Cold’ May Not Be So Common Anymore Experts say the tests can be a mixed blessing. You may be able to identify exactly which virus or viruses are making you sick. It may not do you or your doctor much good, however, since most viruses don’t have any specific treatments. Jul 12, 2023 3 Dead and 14 Injured in Southern Illinois Crash Involving Greyhound Bus and Tractor-Trailers, Police Say The bus was traveling westbound along Interstate 70 in Madison County around 1:55 a.m. when it crashed into the three semis, Illinois State Police said, citing an initial investigation. Jul 12, 2023 CTA Board Approves More Amazon Delivery Lockers at Stations; Transit Leader Outlines Hopes for ‘World-Class’ System The CTA touted the lockers as a convenience for customers and a way to reduce congestion and pollution from Amazon’s ubiquitous delivery trucks and vans. The program is a three-year deal, with two options to extend it by a year. Jul 12, 2023 Pritzker Issues Disaster Proclamation Following Severe July Storms as More Flooding Possible Residents on the West side of the city and its surrounding suburbs were hit particularly hard by flooding. Some areas saw as much as 8 inches of rainfall on July 2, leading to flash floods and extensive property damage. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: