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ATMs stolen from 2 businesses on South Side, Chicago police say
Burglars stole two ATMs from businesses on the South Side Tuesday morning, Chicago police said.Officers responded to a burglar alarm at the store at about 3:50 a.m. in the 6600-block of South Halsted Street.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchAfter arriving, officers found the front door of the store had been pried open and that an ATM had been stolen, police said.Police said a black SUV may have been used by the suspects in the burglary.SEE ALSO: South Side store targeted by crash-and-grab burglars for 3rd time in month, owner saysAt about 5:20 a.m. Tuesday, police said a group of four male suspects smashed the window of a business in the 4400-block of South Cottage Grove, police said.Police said the suspects entered, used a chain to remove the ATM and fled in a black SUV, possibly a Jeep Grand Cherokee.No one is in custody in connection with either burglary. Police have not said if the burglaries are related and Area One detectives are investigating.INTERACTIVE SAFETY TRACKER Track crime and safety in your neighborhood
1 injured in rollover crash involving semi in Oak Lawn | VIDEO
One person was injured in a crash blocked off some lanes in the south suburbs on Tuesday.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchThe crash involved two cars and a semi near the Target on 95th Street in Oak Lawn.The westbound lanes of 95th were blocked at Keeler Avenue as crews worked to clean the scene.SEE ALSO: Woman killed in I-57 hit-and-run crash, ISP says; NB lanes reopened at 111thChopper 7 was over the scene around 6:30 a.m., showing a car on its side in front of a semi. The second vehicle was seen behind the semi.The driver of one of the vehicles was taken to a nearby hospital for non-life threatening injuries, and the crash remains under investigation.
Chicago area schools impacted by extreme heat
An elementary school in Gary canceled class Tuesday due to excessive heat. Banneker Elementary said they are repairing the building's HVAC. Lyons High School and Central School District 301 announced early dismissals due to weather.
Walmart Enforces New Rules For Shoppers At All Indiana Locations
Walmart stores in Indiana are convenient one-stop shops for residents. However, new policy changes are now in place that may inconvenience shoppers at Walmart stores in the Hoosier state. Walmart Enforces New Rules For Shoppers At All Indiana Locations. Walmart has recently made changes in all Indiana and U.S. locations...
MARCUS ALLARD TRUCK RENTAL: This week in IUN Athletics: Aug. 26 – Sept. 2
GARY, Ind. – The second week of action begins Wednesday with the Indiana University Northwest soccer teams back on the pitch, while volleyball travels to Adrian, Mich., for the Siena Heights Tournament this weekend. Wednesday, Aug. 28. 6 p.m. – Men's Soccer at Taylor. 7 p.m. – IU...
Dominion Mixed-Use Development to Advance Quality of Place in Warrick County, Propelling Long-term Population Growth
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (Aug. 27, 2024) – Local and regional leaders in southwest Indiana are celebrating the region’s first READI 2.0 project today, moving forward with plans to create The Dominion – a new mixed-use development in western Warrick County. The project will receive funding from Indiana’s Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI), furthering strategic community development and talent attraction efforts in the greater Evansville area.
Four Tigers Land on IHSVCA Players to Watch List
INDIANAPOLIS – Nine high school volleyball stars from southeastern Indiana have been recognized by the Indiana High School Volleyball Coaches Association. The IHSVCA released Sunday its 2024 Players 2 Watch list. Head coaches are invited to nominate their players to the list of top players across the state. Locally,...
Indiana ranks in top 10 states for medical debt
INDIANAPOLIS — According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, roughly 12% of Hoosiers have some form of medical debt, making Indiana a top 10 state with the most medical debt outranking Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois. ”They’re more likely to live in rural areas, they’re more likely to have slightly lower incomes, they’re more likely to be […]
AgriNovus Indiana Connecting College Students to Agriculture Careers
Blake Talbert graduated from Franklin College recently with a degree in computer science and data science. He knew that degree would be beneficial in today’s computer and data-driven world, but he didn’t know it would drive him toward agriculture, not until he made the connection with AgriNovus Indiana through their Field Atlas program that helps build awareness of the agbioscience industry and connects college students with careers and on-farm experiences.
2 men charged after 9 overheated dogs die during drive from O'Hare to Michigan City: Indiana police
After more than a yearlong investigation, two men are now charged in connection with an incident that led to the deaths of nine dogs."Michael McHenry and Jessee Urbaszewski for 18 counts of cruelties to an animal. It's a class A misdemeanor subject to one year in the Lake County Jail for each of the counts as well as $5,000 fine on each of the counts," said Lake County, Indiana Prosecutor Bernard Carter.ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchIndiana State Police provided driver's license photos of the men, who are wanted on warrants.Investigators say they were involved in...
Students’ safety takes top priority during heat wave
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — With temperatures soaring and humidity levels climbing, parents and students must equip themselves with the necessary resources to stay cool and hydrated at school. “With temperatures as high as they are today and throughout the rest of this week, we want to be sure that individuals are staying indoors and saving outdoor […]
Five Receive 2024 Educational Scholarships From Indiana Donor Network Foundation
INDIANAPOLIS - Five students have been awarded educational scholarships totaling $26,500 by Indianapolis-based Indiana Donor Network Foundation. • Martha Hunter, Carmel, $8,000. • Edith Estridge, Chesterton, $6,500. • Halle Mitchell, of Jacksonville, Fla., $5,000. • Katherine Gaff, Syracuse, $5,000. Currently, Gaff is pursuing a master’s degree in fine arts at...
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