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14-time convicted felon gets FIVE years for shooting a kid and SEVEN years drug charges
CHICAGO — A Chicago man accused of shooting a 3-year-old while on bail for a fentanyl distribution charge pleaded guilty in both cases last week and got more prison time for the drugs than the shooting. Andy Wallace, now a 14-time convicted felon, received five years for aggravated battery...
CPD issues pickpocket alert for bars, restaurants, hotels in the Loop | VIDEO
A new warning was issued by Chicago Police regarding a series of pickpocket robberies in the Loop.There have been nearly two-dozen incidents since early June.The suspect walks into a crowded bar, restaurant, or hotel and takes credit cards or cash from purses and wallets.In most of the cases, the thief used the stolen debit or credit cards at a department store immediately afterward.In the past two months, there have been nearly two-dozen pickpocket robberies in the Downtown Chicago, CPD said.These were the incidents reported over the past two months:- 100 block of Michigan Ave on June 2 at 1 p.m.-...
Michigan gymnast reaches new heights by making USA Olympic team
Michigan’s Paul Juda was on the fringe entering the United States men’s gymnastics Olympic trials June 27 and 29 in Minneapolis. The Deerfield, Illinois native picked a good time to have the meet of his life. He accomplished what he set out to do during the two-day event with zero falls and hitting all his routines. Juda finished fourth in the all-round and top-five in four events: floor (second), pommel horse (third), vault (fourth), and high bar (fifth). His Olympic dream was now left in the hands of the selection committee, who used an algorithm based on scores from the U.S. Championships and Olympic trials to determine the five members and two alternates who will represent the U.S. in Paris July 26-Aug. 11.
Sen. Tim Scott says America ‘isn't a racist country,' blasts Chicago leadership over violence
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott blasted the city of Chicago and its leadership during Monday’s Republican National Convention, saying that educational failures and gun violence are occurring there because of Democratic Party control. “America isn’t a racist country,” he said during his address. “If you are looking for racism...
Man Found Dead in Mokena Amid Severe Storms near Route 45 Overnight
Mokena, IL – Mokena police discovered a young man unresponsive near 191st Street and LaGrange Road during Monday night’s severe storm. Paramedics responded to the scene, but the individual was pronounced dead. According to the Mokena Police Department, there were no initial signs of foul play, and an...
Angel Reese’s Height Called Into Question After Summer League Appearance
Just one day before the Chicago Sky's showdown with the Las Vegas Aces, WNBA rookie Angel Reese made an appearance at the Las Vegas Summer League game between the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers. Reese was accompanied by Celtics star Jaylen Brown and her former Sky teammate Kysre ...
‘The Bear’ necessities: Exploring Evanston’s role in the hit show
When season three of the hit TV show “The Bear” was released on Hulu in late June, many people – this reporter included – eagerly binge-watched it. But, for some Evanstonians, the new episodes of the restaurant-centric drama did more than provide moments of escapism and insight into the gritty world of the service industry; they showcased their neighborhoods and even rooms in their homes.
Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin Hosts Black Republicans From Around US, Downplays Past Trump Criticism and Future Runs For Office
“The Republican party isn’t a scary place for Black folks.”. That was Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin’s message as he hosted a gathering under the auspices of the Black Republican Mayor’s Association, an organization he founded and chairs. Irvin, who ran unsuccessfully in the GOP primary for Illinois...
Strong winds cause damage around Oak Park
At about 9:30 p.m. Monday, a tornado warning blared on Oak Park resident phones, telling them to shelter in place until 10 p.m. Tornado warnings were in effect throughout parts of Illinois at the same time, including portions of Will, Kendall, Grundy, northern DuPage and Cook County and in Chicago, according to the National Weather Service Chicago.
Man robs kid at gunpoint on Lake Street
A man met with a kid to purchase some clothing July 9 on the 700 block of Lake Street. The man then displayed a firearm and stole the youth’s property and money. The estimated loss is $2,250. Burglary. A man entered a Chicago resident’s trailer July 9 on the...
Village to renew contract with Chicago Transit Authority
The village is looking into continuing its contract with the Chicago Transit Authority for special transit police detail services after a unanimous vote at a July 8 council meeting to approve an intergovernmental agreement. The potential contract renewal comes after commissioners approved the original contract at a 2016 village council...
Angel Reese Receives Big News From Iconic Rapper
Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese was recently named dropped in Lil Durk's upcoming song with YTB Fatt. The Chicago rapper sent a shoutout to the Sky, as well as the first-year star out of LSU while recording a music video for the song. Lil Durk and YTB Fatt were filmed recording the music video ...
Chicago Bulls retired numbers, future candidates and if Derrick Rose is one of them
The Chicago Bulls are a long way from the glory days of the Michael Jordan era, which is evident in their retired numbers. The Bulls only have seven retired numbers overall and all but two of them are associated in some way with that era. It’s not only a testament...
MLB Trade Rumors: Cleveland Guardians Interested in Chicago White Sox Breakout Pitcher
MLB Insider suggests that the Cleveland Guardians might pursue a trade for breakout pitcher Erick Fedde from the Chicago White Sox to address their need for starting pitching before the July 30 deadline. Erick Fedde has a 7-3 record and a 2.99 ERA this season. Fedde has allowed 96 hits...
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