Chicagoland News
Update: Containers Found in Backyard of Illinois Man Who Said He Buried Mother and Sister
The next step is to identify the remains.
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Chicago Business
The City of Chicago Accuses DoorDash and Grubhub of Misleading Restaurants and Customers
Both companies responded to Mayor Lightfoot's decision to file the suit with strong statements.
Bulls
AP Source: Cavs Getting Markkanen from Bulls in 3-way Trade
The 24-year-old Markkanen will reportedly receive a four-year, $67.4 million contract.
Illinois Business
Rivian, an EV Startup with Big Backers, Files to Go Public
The company has a contract with Amazon to build 100,000 electric delivery vans starting this year at its factory, a former Mitsubishi plant in Normal, Illinois.
Opinion & Comment
Opinion: The Governor's New Mask
Once upon time there was a Governor...
World News
Kabul Airport Attack Kills 60 Afghans, 13 US Troops
The blasts came hours after Western officials warned of a major attack, urging people to leave the airport. But that advice went largely unheeded by Afghans desperate to escape the country.
Chicago Journal
Al Capone's Favorite Gun, Personal Items Head to Auction
The media dubbed him Public Enemy No. 1 after the 1929 "Valentine's Day Massacre" of seven members of a rival bootlegger gang in Chicago by his associates.
Chicago Journal
Illinois Requires Educators, Health Workers to Get Vaccine
First doses of the vaccine are required by Sept. 5 for health care workers, including nursing home employees, K-12 educators and support staff and higher education teachers, staff and students. Those who don't comply will have to undergo weekly COVID-19 testing.
Chicago Journal
2 dead, 1 Hurt in Shooting Near Illinois Courthouse
Officers were dispatched to the courthouse in response to a shots fired call at about 9:50am.
Chicago Journal
Illinois High School Football AP Top 10 Poll
The Friday night lights will be turned on again soon and the Associated Press released their preseason rankings for Illinois high school football in each class.
Chicago Journal
Chicago to Require COVID-19 Vaccine for City Workers
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Wednesday that city workers and volunteers will have to submit proof of full vaccination via an online portal by October 15.
Chicago News
Murder Suspect Killed in Chicago Train Station Gunfight
Three others were taken to area hospitals.