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Have from the scene when fire crews were still battling this blaze and were told a will reach three alarms shortly before midnight. People can come inside and view the art the artists in side can go by that art and the people in fact started to smell smoke thats when all of the chaos broke loose here on 31st avenue last night and people started running out and seeing the video this was completely engulfed in flames three alarms and now fire crews are working to get all the people that were insid...

Humidi humanity than anybody whos ever lived. Have you considered having ballot dropoffs while youre getting your covid test . I think we want to concentrate on just testing here. Health is health, and i wish it werent political. Reporter after testing a quarter Million People so far not a single worker here caught the virus. Just more proof that prevention is the best medicine. On any given day, one of our testers is probably exposed to about 80 positive cases, and theyre wearing a mask and a f...

Whitney Cumbo, who runs PRIMA Lash & Beauty Bar and Supply, says police have not responded to evidence of vandalism, making her feel unwelcome in the neighborhood.

On November 10, 2023, Republic Bank of Chicago (“Republic Bank”) filed a notice of data breach with the Attorney General of Texas after discovering that sensitive information within the...

Chicago’s sunrise time Monday is 6:30 a.m., with a sunset time of 4:40 p.m. According to the NBC 5 Storm Team, the first full week of November in the Chicago region will be moderate but windy, with temperatures above average—up to 70 degrees in some places—gusty gusts, and a few early-morning rains. Alicia Roman, a […]

As the pace of justice in Cook County has grown slower and slower, leaders of the criminal court system have failed for years to implement a first step toward reform: collecting data on why cases get delayed. Now that finally may be changing. Six months after the Chicago Tribune published its “Stalled Justice” investigation, court officials told the Tribune they soon will begin recording the ...

As commuters descend the steps to the Jackson Red Line stop on a weekday afternoon, they will likely notice a group of five or six people in yellow vests standing in the middle of the platform. Although riders might observe handcuffs and radios on their belts, these guards are not police officers. They are  private...

With the aim of retaining his appointed seat as the 43rd Ward’s alderman in Tuesday’s runoff election, Timmy Knudsen revealed his community policing plan on Saturday. The plan focuses on increasing the number of officers in the ward and increasing police presence through an emphasis of on-the-ground officers. Knudsen believes filling department office roles with...

NBC 5 Investigates and Telemundo Chicago Investiga looked at the most recent federal health data on people 65 and over who’ve lost all their teeth. We parsed...

Two robberies occurred in Lincoln Park Saturday afternoon, according to reporting by CWBChicago.  The incidents appear to be connected, as in both cases the attacker seems to have fled in the same 2020 silver Dodge Durango. The first robbery transpired at the 2600 block of North Hampden around 12:30 p.m., while the second happened at...