Man tied to suspected shooter in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing arrested in Las Vegas, AP sources say Man tied to suspected shooter in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing arrested in Las Vegas, AP sources say

Las Vegas police arrest man on suspicion of murder in 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur, AP sources say.

yesterday, 19:47
Migrant teens from Venezuela jumped after school in Rogers Park Migrant teens from Venezuela jumped after school in Rogers Park

In an email, Sullivan High School's principal acknowledged the incident, and said the school was working to de-escalate these type of altercations and handle them in accordance with Chicago Public Schools policies.

yesterday, 19:23
SEC charges Exelon, ComEd and former utility CEO Anne Pramaggiore in Michael Madigan scandal SEC charges Exelon, ComEd and former utility CEO Anne Pramaggiore in Michael Madigan scandal

Parent company Exelon agreed to a $46.2 million penalty but charges against Pramaggiore will be litigated.

yesterday, 19:19
Looming federal government shutdown would limit services at Indiana Dunes National Park Looming federal government shutdown would limit services at Indiana Dunes National Park

The Department of the Interior announced Friday that most National Park Service sites would be “closed completely to public access” if a shutdown occurs, and areas that can’t be closed off “will face significantly reduced visitor services.”

yesterday, 19:01
3 pronounced dead after found unresponsive in Edgewater building Friday morning 3 pronounced dead after found unresponsive in Edgewater building Friday morning

Details were few, but police responded to the 5900 block of North Broadway and found three people unresponsive.

yesterday, 18:39
After no victim or witnesses found, COPA closes investigation of alleged sexual misconduct involving CPD officer, migrant After no victim or witnesses found, COPA closes investigation of alleged sexual misconduct involving CPD officer, migrant

After two months of investigation and no victim nor corroborating witnesses were found, the Civilian Office of Police Accountability closed its investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving a CPD officer and a female migrant.

yesterday, 17:28
What’s the impact on Illinois if the federal government shuts down? What’s the impact on Illinois if the federal government shuts down?

Congress is facing a deadline of 12:01 a.m. Sunday and if a shutdown happens it will have ripples across Illinois, including impacts on an estimated 42,637 federal workers in the state.

yesterday, 17:13
Column: In an age of perfection, why failure may be the best thing that can happen to our kids Column: In an age of perfection, why failure may be the best thing that can happen to our kids

Michelle Icard's new book, “Eight Setbacks That Can Make a Child a Success," is a reminder that your child is very much a work in progress.

yesterday, 17:10
UAW expands strike to Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant UAW expands strike to Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant

The UAW expanded its strike Friday to include 4,600 workers at Ford's Chicago Assembly Plant.

yesterday, 17:05
Partial solar eclipses will be visible in Northwest Indiana skies in October, April Partial solar eclipses will be visible in Northwest Indiana skies in October, April

Northwest Indiana residents will have two opportunities to view a partial solar eclipse in the next seven months. The second event, which will block out nearly all sunlight over the region in April, will be the last eclipse visible in North America until 2045.

yesterday, 17:00