Chicago Journal
CPD Officer shot in Calumet Heights
The officer was transported to the University of Chicago hospital where he was stabilized and police believe his injuries are non-life-threatening.
Chicago Journal
The officer was transported to the University of Chicago hospital where he was stabilized and police believe his injuries are non-life-threatening.
Chicago Journal
The percentage of police department employees reporting their status increased from about 65% in October to about 87% this week, according to the city.
Illinois Politics
Pritzker's administration said they referred the matter to the Inspector General, but if the inspector general ever investigated, Ashby said no one has interviewed him. OEIG declined comment. ISP did not respond.
Opinion & Comment
IN A WORLD where ATTENTION is the only currency, ONE MAN gets LESS than he bargained for…but he’s coming back for the whole thing.
Chicago Journal
The Naperville man allegedly had a blood-alcohol level of .147 when his vehicle crashed into another car in Lisle on Oct. 30 while traveling at 122 mph, prosecutors said.
Chicago Journal
The last time Cook County had more than 1,000 homicides in one year was 1994, when the county recorded 1,141. The record for Cook County is 1,229 homicides in 1991.
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The Republican from Taylorville had said his decision would be based on the congressional district map Democrat Pritzker signed into law last week.
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The loss was the third in five games for Chicago, and dropped the Blackhawks to 6-3-0 since Derek King took over as head coach.
Crime
The 24-year-old woman was shot in the arm, while the 25-year-old man was shot in the shoulder, knee, and suffered a graze wound to his face.
Chicago Journal
Harbaugh finally gets it done, Michigan State bounces back, and Minnesota upsets Wisconsin. Here are the B1G stories of the week.
Chicago Journal
ICYMI, here are brief summaries of all the Illinois high school football state title games held at NIU's Huskie Stadium on Thanksgiving weekend.
Bulls
The Bulls were playing on a backend of a back-to-back and their third game in four nights. After a 35-point blowout win at Orlando on Friday, the Bulls shot just 41.2 percent in the first quarter as the Heat held the Bulls to 20 points in the first quarter.