Jackson’s 21 lead UIC over Saint Francis (IL) 91-43
Javon Jackson had 21 points in UIC's 91-43 win over Saint Francis (IL) on Monday. Jackson also had five steals for the Flames. Ahmad Henderson shot 6 of 9 and scored 14 points.
Chicago man arrested for DUI after striking trooper squad car on I-55: ISP
A Chicago man was arrested for driving under the influence and striking an Illinois State Police car on I-55 this week, according to authorities.
Chicago weather: ‘Fall storm' to bring winds, rain and storms into Halloween
Unseasonably warm temperatures and strong wind gusts were expected to continue in the Chicago area Wednesday, with a cold front set to bring rain and chillier temperatures for Halloween.
CTA spends big despite looming fiscal cliff
A new report says that overspending, not underfunding, is to blame for the Chicago Transit Authority’s budget woes.
The first commercial carbon sequestration plant in the U.S. has a big problem. It leaks
If CCS operations leak, they can pose significant risks to water resources. That’s because pressurized CO2 stored underground can escape or propel brine trapped in the saline reservoirs typically used for permanent storage.
AP Top 25: Notre Dame enters top 10; Illinois falls to No. 24
Notre Dame, knocked out of the top 10 after its Week 2 loss to Northern Illinois, moved up four spots and is No. 8 following its 51-14 win over Navy. No. 9 BYU went on the road and beat UCF to go 8-0 and has its highest ranking since 2020, when the Cougars ...
Fallout 76 Has the Perfect Location for a Future Expedition
As Fallout 76 continues to move into new locales, one prominent United States metropolis should be the next up on the schedule.
AAO 2024: MIGS: Devices and incisional techniques
Brian Francis, MD, from the Doheny Eye Institute and the UCLA Department of Ophthalmology, shared insights on MIGS techniques and the labs and didactic available while at this year's AAO meeting held in Chicago,
Naperville Central High School’s new ‘tiny forest’ meant to pack big environmental punch
When Naperville Central High School senior Sabrina Tse learned about “tiny forests” for a class, she did the work needed to have one planted on her school’s campus.
Initiatives for Increasing Diversity in Chicago’s Tech Workforce
Chicago is fast transforming as a hub for technology and innovation, yet the industry has long struggled with diversity. Underrepresented groups, including women, people of color, and individuals from marginalized backgrounds,
Can prison cause dementia? New Northwestern study explores how incarceration impacts health
The university was recently awarded a grant for a first-of-its-kind study on how incarceration affects health, age-related conditions and risk factors for Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.
New details released on what led to arrest of Chicago rapper Lil Durk
New details were revealed Friday in the arrest of rapper Lil Durk, who was taken into federal custody in Florida this week on murder-for-hire charges.
Drivers, put down your cellphone. Distracted driving can be deadly.
Just last weekend here in Chicago, a 65-year-old pedestrian was killed when she was hit by a 23-year-old distracted driver in Hegewisch, police say. To keep more of these tragedie
True Value prepares for potential layoffs while awaiting pending sale of company
The company, which has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, could lay off 873 employees in the Chicago area beginning in mid-December. The locations include its Chicago headquarters, manufacturing plant and warehouse,
Illinois bans bets on plays that could be easy to manipulate, at NFL’s request
Illinois is banning certain types of betting on NFL games, at the league's request, because of concerns that some bets would be easy for one person to manipulate.
Chicago train operator had alcohol in his system during 2023 crash, officials say
Federal investigators say the operator of a Chicago commuter train that crashed almost a year ago had alcohol in his system but it wasn't a factor in the incident.
Climate types in the US: Phoenix vs. Chicago
Downtown Phoenix skyline with the South and Sierra Estrella mountain ranges in the background. (Photo credit: Getty Images) It's no secret that Phoenix is hot, but late summer and the start of fall were scorchers,
Chicago suburb bans hemp-derived THC sales, joining regional push
The city, 25 miles northwest of the Windy City, also passed a resolution this week calling for state-level action by the general assembly.
Networking Strategies for Success in Illinois’s Tech Scene
Illinois, especially Chicago, has fast emerged as a vibrant tech hub, attracting entrepreneurs, investors, and innovators. As technology companies of all sizes compete in this space, effective networking is essential to staying ahead.
Pedestrian killed after being struck by multiple vehicles in Chicago suburb, coroner says
(CBS) — A woman was killed during a traffic crash Tuesday night in Waukegan, Illinois. The Lake County Coroner's Office ... Jeramie Bizzle is a web producer for CBS Chicago. Jeramie began working with CBS Chicago as an intern in 2017 and returned as ...
The Role of Immigrants in Shaping Illinois’s Tech Space
Illinois, especially Chicago, stands out as a diverse state known for innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic strength. Behind the thriving tech terrain lies a significant force—immigrants. Immigrants have played a crucial role in building Illinois’s tech ecosystem,
Chicago Teachers Have an Ally As Mayor—Now They’re Fighting for a Historic Contract
The Chicago Teachers Union is working to use its newfound political power to win a broad set of “common good” demands while realizing a vision of world-class public education.
Carp Catch-22: Could improvements in Chicago waterways invite unwelcome guests?
New research suggests pollution from Chicago-area waterways might be creating an invisible barrier, deterring migration. But for how long?
Counties approving resolutions to separate from Chicago could grow
Voters in Iroquois, Perry, Clinton, Madison, Calhoun, Jersey and Greene counties will see similar non binding advisory referendum questions this November. Twenty-six counties have already passed similar referendums asking voters if they want to separate from Chicago.
Illinois man faces up to 12 years in girlfriend’s death
An Illinois man faces up to 12 years in his girlfriend’s death, while a judge told lawyers Friday he had “more questions” on what happened. Mike Lee, 23, of Riverdale, Ill. and formerly Griffith,
At 2024 Chicago Quantum Summit, leaders temper hype, hail momentum of global quantum effort
UChicago event features discussions about commercialization, workforce building and need for continued investment
Young Chicago cops are being arrested or killed at alarming rates amid department's staffing crisis
Seventeen cops hired since 2016 have been arrested and washed out of the police department, the Chicago Sun-Times found. Twenty-one more young officers have died, including seven killed in the line of duty and two others who were fatally shot.
School bus and semi crash in North Chicago, video shows
LAKE COUNTY (WLS) -- A school bus and a semi were involved in a crash in the north suburbs. Video captured by ABC7 Chicago shows as the yellow school bus is being towed with extensive damage. The crash happened near IL-137 and US Route 41 in North Chicago. Police have not released any information regarding the crash.
Judges aiming to keep seats in November include some with questionable records
Despite tax debts, arrests and residency questions, judges running for retention in Cook County have drawn little attention and run a quiet — and at times evasive — campaign.
1 wounded in shooting at Northern Illinois University parking lot
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A person was shot in an on-campus parking lot overnight at Northern Illinois University. Police said the shooting happened early Sunday in a parking lot outside the NIU Convocation Center on the west side of campus in DeKalb. The victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Enjoying the freaks, mysteries and wonders of Chicago outdoors
From a leucistic sandhill crane to a collared coyote in Lake County to tilapia in Chicago Area Waterway System (CAWS) to a dark woolly bear this fall, there are freaks, mysteries and natural oddities to wonder about and enjoy around Chicago outdoors.
Chicago Sports Network reacts to Comcast’s latest volley and taking a ‘financial haircut’ before Chicago Blackhawks’ loss
Before the Chicago Blackhawks’ loss, CHSN’s president bristled at Comcast’s talking points during stalled negotiations: “We don’t want people to cut the cord. It’s not in
Illinois manhandles Michigan's offense in 21-7 win
The No. 22 Illini — higher in the polls, yet the underdog — stamped themselves as legit as they improved to 6-1.
Driver cited after Illinois state trooper killed in Champaign County crash
A driver has been cited after an Illinois State Police trooper was killed in a downstate crash on Friday afternoon.
Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard to run for re-election amid federal probe
Dolton has frequently clashed with village trustees, who have accused her of financial mismanagement. The FBI is also conducting an investigation at Dolton Village Hall.
Bishop Ford Freeway back open following shooting
No one was injured during a shooting on the Bishop Ford Freeway late Wednesday. Around 11:40 p.m., state troopers responded to the Chicago Police Department for a report of a shoo