Day: January 15, 2021

New Chicago speeding tickets with higher fines now in effect March 1, 2021
Chicago speed cameras will now issue tickets for people going just 6 miles per hour over the speed limit in certain areas.
Illinois Reports Lowest Daily COVID-19 Case Count Since July, Infection Rate Below 3% For More Than Two Weeks March 1, 2021
Illinois averaged 1,394 COVID-19 hospitalizations per day over the last week of February, less than half of the average for the last week of January.
Applications Open: $10K Grants For BIPOC-Owned Small Businesses in Chicago, Cook County March 1, 2021
Applications are now open for $10,000 Comcast RISE grants for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC)-owned small businesses in Chicago and Cook County.
Investigation Underway After Death Of Chicago Police Officer March 1, 2021
District police station early Monday morning. Katie Johnston reports.Today marks the first day of Women's History Month, and the Morning Insiders wanted to kick off March with some kick-butt females.
Chicago hunger strike against recycling plant grows: 'We're starving ourselves to save people's lives' March 1, 2021
Hunger strikers on Chicago’s Southeast Side have gone nearly four weeks without food to protest against environmental racism, and now the city is beginning to reconsider its stance on the ...