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Chicago man charged with armed carjacking of 83-year-old woman
CHICAGO - A Chicago man has been charged with carjacking an 83-year-old woman at gunpoint last month in Calumet Heights on the South Side. Trevon Robinson, 19, was arrested on Tuesday in the Back of the Yards neighborhood, according to a statement from Chicago police. He was charged with a felony count of aggravated vehicular hijacking with a firearm.
RAW VIDEO: Orphaned Alaskan Bears Celebrate 4th July Holiday At Chicago's Brookfield Zoo
Credit: Jim Schulz/Brookfield Zoo Chicago/Cover Images Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s brown bear siblings, Jess and Tim have been celebrating Independence Day by wolfing down their 4th of July-themed enrichment. Animal care staff froze a variety of the bears’ favorite fruits in red, white, and blue ice blocks. The bears, who can be seen at the Zoo’s Great Bear Wilderness, seemed to enjoy their patriotic treats as much as their fellow Americans love the 4th July holiday. They are at the Zoo due to their tragic past, as in November 2023, the Zoo provided a forever home for the two young bears after they were orphaned in Anchorage, Alaska.
Giving thanks to local military families for their sacrifices on Independence Day
Buddy's Helpers works with thousands of local high school student athletes to thank police officers, fire fighters and active or retired military personnel and their children for all they have done for our country.
Illinois fireworks: Full list of Chicago, suburban fireworks shows, parades for July 4
While Chicago's Navy Pier fireworks took place Wednesday, there are still plenty of suburban fireworks shows and parades set to take place on July 4, with some celebrations set to take place over the weekend. Here's a full list of fireworks shows and parades scheduled for Independence Day and Fourth...
Shooting at North Riverside Park Mall Leaves Two Injured, Police Seek Unidentified Suspect
A dispute between two couples at North Riverside Park Mall resulted in a shooting that left two men injured on Wednesday afternoon, Mayor Joseph Mengoni confirmed, the altercation took place inside the mall, where increased security measures have been implemented, including the hiring of undercover officers. According to ABC7 Chicago, the incident, which involved gunshots after a physical fight, was responded to by undercover officers believed to be the first on the scene.
Firework safety takes on paramount importance during July 4th celebrations
The Fourth of July is one of the most fun holidays of the year but it can also be the most dangerous. The American Fireworks Safety and Education Foundation is promoting safe practices to help make sure everyone has a fun and safe Independence Day.
Where to watch July 4th fireworks around Chicago
Those around the Chicago area will have their eyes to the skies Thursday as towns put on dazzling fireworks displays in celebration of Independence Day. Chicago’s official fireworks show will take place a day early, on July 3, with a fireworks display put on by Choose Chicago and NASCAR at Navy Pier.
This IL City Would Be Closed & Bankrupt If It Was A Business
What if the Illinois government actually operated like a real business?. Illinois Is One Of The Worst Run Cities In The United States. I've lived in Illinois my whole life. I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago. I believe the Land of Lincoln and the Windy City are amazing places. There's just one major problem. That's the government. Our state and that city have a horrible history of corruption. Those terrible leaders have put us in bad shape.
Every Chicago Bears head coach ever: full list
As the NFL's oldest franchise, the Chicago Bears and their fan base have an extensive, rich history to boast about. If it weren't for George "Papa Bear" Halas, who knows when professional football, or the NFL in general, would have come along. It's all thanks to the founding father of the Bears and the league as we know it.
Chicago weather: July 4th forecast
FOX 32's Mike Caplan breaks down today's weather outlook.
2024 Chicago Craft Beer Fest July 5-7
John Landecker is joined by Josh Eby, the Project Manager for the Chicago Craft Beer Fest, now celebrating it’s 11th year in Chicago! Listen below to Josh and John discuss the event, what attendees can expect from the Beer Fest, and more! Located at Jonquil Park 1001 W. Wrightwood Ave, Chicago, IL, in Lincoln Park.
Northeastern awards tenure and promotion to associate professor to 11 faculty members
Northeastern Illinois University awarded 11 members of the faculty tenure and promotion to associate professor, effective Aug. 19, 2024. The following faculty members were introduced and approved by the Board of Trustees to receive this promotion during the Board’s April 18, 2024 meeting. Baron earned a Ph.D. in Communications...
Blank! The Musical builds a brand-new show each night
The Revival celebrates its new South Loop location with Blank! The Musical, an off-Broadway hit created a decade ago by Michael Girts, T.J. Shanoff, and Mike Descoteaux. Shanoff, who also directs this Chicago premiere, should be familiar to local improv fans from his long associations with Second City (Rod Blagojevich Superstar) and iO (The Roof Is on Fiddler: A Musical Parody).
U. Of C. Medical Center workers vote to strike
One hundred and twenty five union building staff at the University of Chicago Medical Center (UCMC) are preparing to strike next week amid protracted contract negotiations and to protest what workers are calling labor law violations. The hospital’s building trades and supply chain workers, members of the Service Employees International...
The only Cubs stat that matters ought to get Jed Hoyer fired
In late May, the Chicago Cubs sat five games above a .500 record. Since then, the wheels have fallen off the proverbial wagon. Chicago has been unable to string together wins while posting multiple losing streaks of three or more games. Entering July, the club has lost 12 of their last 14 series and seven consecutive series on the road, posting a 15-29 record in that span.
Outcome Health Founders Shah, Agarwal sentenced to prison over $1B fraud scheme
CHICAGO (Diya TV) — Three former executives of the Chicago-based health technology start-up Outcome Health were sentenced for their roles in a massive fraud scheme that targeted the company’s clients, lenders, and investors, securing approximately $1 billion in fraudulently obtained funds. Rishi Shah, 38, co-founder and former CEO...
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