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A new executive order by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb starting this weekend will limit crowd sizes to 20 people in the highest-risk red counties and 50 people in the next-riskiest orange counties.
One woman was killed and another was injured in a shooting late Wednesday morning in Boulder Hill, officials said.
In its second year, Chicago Botanic Garden’s artistically inclined “Lightscape” is already mostly sold out.
The video game industry has flourished as millions of Americans sheltered at home to quell the spread of the novel coronavirus. As new versions of gaming consoles like Xbox and PlayStation are released this week, demand for video games shows no signs of slowing down.
“It’s not best for my students, but I also want to live and be healthy," one teacher said.
PEORIA -- Two people who lived at the same long-term care facility in Peoria County have died after being infected with the virus that causes the COVID-19 illness.The deaths, women in their 60s and 90s, bring Peoria County’s total death toll to 91 and the Tri-County Area’s pandemic total to 176. Most of those deaths have occurred since Sept. 1 when all three counties combined had only...
PEORIA -- Peoria police have arrested a man, already serving time in prison, in connection with a 2018 homicide, the department said Wednesday.Lionel L. Harris, 28, was arrested in connection with the Nov. 19, 2018, death of Daryl Keller. He remains in the Illinois Department of Corrections until he will have to return to Peoria for a court appearance.Peoria ...
Millennial veterans in Chicago and across the U.S. increasingly turn to VA home loans, as civilian counterparts struggle to save for a down payment.
With America suffering the coronavirus pandemic, Soldier Field officials held a small Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday, deviating from large-scale ceremonies of years past.
Illinois public health officials on Wednesday reported 145 deaths related to the coronavirus, the most in a single day since late May and the first time the daily death toll has reached triple digits since early June.
Utility workers found Takaylah’s body near East 20th Avenue and Pennsylvania Street Sept. 16, 2019, the Post-Tribune previously reported. She appeared to have been dead for two days, previous reports said.
Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.
MACKINAW -- Starting Thursday, all Deer Creek-Mackinaw High School students will undertake remote learning for most of the rest of November.The move was prompted by the COVID-19 quarantine of 26% of the in-person student body, according to Michele Jacobs, the Dee-Mack District 701 superintendent.Of 282 Dee-Mack students attending daily classes at the high school building in Mackinaw, at least five...
PEORIA — COVID-19 hasn’t stopped the Illinois Valley Fuller Center for Housing from honoring local veterans in November."I was going to cut it way back this year because of COVID," said organization founder Debbie Gaught, shortly after two veterans were honored with a brief ceremony at American Legion Post 2 in Peoria on Monday afternoon. "But we ended up doing just as many."The Fuller...
Dahleen Glanton: Black women and Latinas are poised to start a political revolution without white women.
The latest in an ongoing series of TrumPoems chronicling the presidency of Donald Trump.
A 32-year-old woman was critically injured due to smoke inhalation after an apartment building fire early Wednesday, according to Chicago police.
Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.
Here is a running list of Chicago-area bars and restaurants that have closed for economic reasons due to the coronavirus pandemic.
CTA Blue Line “L” service was disrupted between the Rosemont and Jefferson Park stations Wednesday morning after a train hit debris on the tracks near Harlem and derailed, according to the agency.
The storm that passed through the Peoria area Tuesday afternoon was abrupt. It ended a week-long run of unusually warm temperatures.But despite wind gusts that might have reached 70 mph in some places, damage was limited."It could have been worse, but fortunately it was not," National Weather Service meteorologist James Auten said Wednesday morning.The brunt of the storm passed through Peoria betw...
The CTA will run its holiday train and buses, despite the coronavirus pandemic, but only Santa, his elves and CTA workers, not regular riders, will be able to board this year because of COVID-19 danagers, the transit agency announced Friday.
The French-inspired restaurant says that its last day is Monday.
Between rising COVID-19 case counts and new warnings from officials against Thanksgiving gatherings, travelers are reluctant to commit to holiday plans, leaving airlines and lodging companies reacting to last-minute changes.
Chicago is adding COVID testing facilities at O'Hare and Midway airports for travelers and employees
Former Portage Clerk-Treasurer Christopher Stidham agreed during an online court hearing Friday to plead guilty to a felony charge of conflict of interest and pay almost $57,000 in restitution.
A Southwest Side alderman reported vandalism against his ward office for the third time this year late Thursday, on top of an attack on his home this summer.
How to enjoy Thanksgiving alone. How to help someone who’s alone enjoy it.
Rising temperatures, precipitation and human development across the Great Lakes basin have changed Lake Michigan, affecting millions along its coast.