Report: Chicago issued 35,000 tickets amid confusion over enforcement suspension at start of pandemi

An analysis by the Chicago Tribune shows 35,000 tickets were issued amid the so-called “coronavirus suspension.”

Biden to push for 'generational investments in human infrastructure' in Illinois remarks
President Joe Biden on Wednesday pushed for generational investments in human infrastructure to expand the social safety net, asserting that he'll continue to make the case for his plans "until the ...
Editorial: Chicago as the nation’s ‘most corrupt city.’ A reality Chicagoans shouldn’t accept.
Ask most Chicagoans about city corruption, and you’re likely to get a sigh and a remark to the effect of, “Yeah, that’s the way it’s always been, and probably always will be.” It’s an understandable ...
Storms, Heavy Rain Possible For Parts of Chicago Area
Scattered thunderstorms producing lightning, torrential downpours and isolated wind gusts of up to 50 mph are possible in far portions of the Chicago area, according to the National Weather Service.
Police: 3 undercover officers shot, wounded in Chicago
The three were in an unmarked undercover vehicle on their way to an assignment when they were shot, Chicago police Superintendent David Brown told reporters. Two of the officers are agents from the ...
Actress Suzzanne Douglas, Chicago native on ‘The Parent ’Hood,’ dies at 64
The TV and film star, who grew up at the Altgeld Gardens housing project on the South Side, also appeared in "The Inkwell," "Jason’s Lyric" and "How Stella Got Her Groove Back." ...