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Rockford man charged in February gas station shooting
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) — Police arrested Davion Neal, 22, for allegedly shooting a man at a Rockford gas station in February. On February 11th, around 4:54 a.m., officers went to the Swedish American Hospital about a walk-in shooting victim. A witness told police they were at the Shell Gas Station, at 430 West Harrison Avenue, […]
Angel Reese's Cursed Vacation Continues With Frustrating News
Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese recently shared a few photos of her tropical vacation after visiting for the 2024 Olympics. As Reese was departing for a new location on Wednesday, she shared her new struggles at the airport. "I know BAGGAGE CLAIM hatesss to see me coming because WHY YALL ALWAYS ...
Illinois quick hits: Chicago firefighters look to protest; campus protesters appear in court
The Chicago firefighters union has been denied a permit for a protest near the United Center during the Democratic National Convention. Now, it's considering its next move. The firefighters have gone three years without a contract. They're asking for pay raises, more ambulances and more paramedics. Campus protesters appear in...
Three-month-old baby is shot in Walgreens parking lot when dad went to buy formula
A three-month-old baby has been shot in what community leaders believe to be a targeted and gang-related shooting while his family was on a store run to buy baby formula. Baby Jeremiah Carlos is currently in the ICU undergoing intensive medical treatment after he was shot in the chest over the weekend in Little Village, Chicago, while in a Walgreens parking lot, police said.
Elgin History Museum joins the Stick & Stay Trail
Visitors can step back in time at the Elgin History Museum. Located in an 1856 landmark building known as Old Main that was once part of the Elgin Academy campus, the museum brings to life Elgin’s rich heritage through permanent and changing exhibits. One of those permanent exhibits include Elgin National Watch Company, which was a major US watchmaker from 1864 to 1968. If you haven’t yet paid a visit to the museum, the clock is ticking…
ESPN reveals special guests for live First Take show in Chicago as Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim set to return
FIRST Take is heading on the road for a special broadcast from Chicago, Illinois. The ESPN debate show will welcome special guests from both the NFL and the world of music on Friday morning. Lead analyst Stephen A. Smith and host Molly Qerim are both booked in for the broadcast. The show will be taped […]
Chicago's Credit Rating Soars as Fitch Upgrades City Bonds, Signaling Economic Upswing
Chicago has just received an economic boost, with Mayor Brandon Johnson revealing that Fitch Ratings, Inc. has upgraded the city's credit ratings. The General Obligation (GO) bonds now sit at 'A-' up from 'BBB+', and Chicago’s Sales Tax Securitization Corporation’s (STSC) senior lien bonds have leaped to 'AAA' from 'AA+'. A stable outlook remains for both categories, hinting at a steady financial trajectory for the city.
Former Bears All-Pro Officially Announces Retirement From NFL
Chicago Bears fans haven't been treated to many exciting playmakers in recent years. Matt Forte and Devin Hester obviously stand out as the best, but beyond that it's been a rough couple decades on the playmaking front. One of the few bright spots was Tarik Cohen, who burst onto the...
Strong/severe storms possible late this afternoon/evening
ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - Chances for thunderstorms will increase late this afternoon and evening. Highs will hit the middle 80′s with feel like values in the low 90′s. Middle 80′s again tomorrow then back up close to 90 on Saturday. Slight chance for showers and thunderstorms Sunday then turning cooler next week.
Driver blows red light on 95th Street and crashes into another vehicle; bus stop also damaged
CHICAGO - A driver blew a red light in Longwood Manor Wednesday night, leading to a crash involving another vehicle and a bus stop. At about 11:56 p.m., a female, age unknown, was driving a black sedan in the 9500 block of South Vincennes Avenue when she failed to stop at a red light and struck another black sedan at the intersection, police said.
New Top Dog Pizza & Pub in Machesney Park strives to provide top quality bar food under its roof
MACHESNEY PARK — The owners of the village’s newest pizza pub set out to create a bar where the food wasn’t an afterthought but part of the draw. For the team behind Top Dog Pizza & Pub, at 8638 N. Second St. in front of the former Machesney Park Mall, that starts with a crave-worthy crust that they say is healthier and tastier than your average pie. The eatery’s pizza features the light, airy, hand-pressed and lower gluten pinsa Romana crust from Burlington, Wisconsin-based Pedone Pinsa.
Semi rolls over after crashing into overpass in Old Irving Park, Chopper 7 over scene
A semi crashed into an overpass on the city's Northwest Side, causing some traffic delays on Thursday.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchThe crash happened on the eastbound lanes of Irving Park Road between Keeler Avenue and the Kennedy.Chopper 7 over scene around 6:30 a.m., showing the semi on its side.It is unknown if there are reports of serious injuries.CTA rerouted the eastbound #80 Irving Park buses due to the crash.Although lanes eastbound lanes Irving Park Road were closed, traffic was allowed to slowly go around the crash.It is unclear how long it will take to clean up the site.CHICAGO TRAFFIC | See LIVE drive times near you
Trump Says He Is Against Everyone Having an Electric Car
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he was against everyone having an electric car despite the endorsement of billionaire Elon Musk, the CEO of electric carmaker Tesla. "Elon Musk endorsed me and he is a friend of mine, ... but I am against everybody...
Revitalization construction hits hard for downtown Rock Island businesses
Many store and restaurants in downtown Rock Island say revitalization construction right at their front door is impacting business operations. Rock Island City Engineer Michael Kane says construction workers found issues underground resulting in delays. “The bedrock was a little bit higher than what was anticipated by the consulting engineer...
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