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Canton police continue to search for evidence in the shooting death of Elvin Carter, 45. He was found shot to death a quarter mile from his home.

Family and friends have identified the Canton man who was found shot early Monday morning as kindhearted, hardworking 45-year-old Elvin "JC" Carter.

Then-interim Supt. Fred Waller ordered last May that the Chicago Police Department cut ties with Professional Law Enforcement Training, citing the “significant cost.” But PLET was brought back late last year.

For only the third time in the city's history, the National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning for the Austin area.

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson said the city opened its seventh shelter Monday night, and those will all continue to operate through this evening because of temperatures remaining bitterly cold. City leaders said they also have the capacity to open even more shelters if the need arises.

The South Knox School Corporation selected its officers for the 2024 calendar year on Tuesday.

After a year of sweeping changes and more controversy, the department enters 2024 with a new permanent boss facing a long to-do list.

Queerty looks back at some of the sexiest, unexpected, and standing-ovation-worthy moments of the year in theater.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson assumed the leadership role in mid-2023, and since then, his administration has been hit with obstacles that are plaguing several mayors in Democratic-led cities.

The leadership baton was passed Thursday night at the Chicago Police Board’s monthly meeting as a protracted fight over discipline for Chicago police officers has called the board’s future into question. And as that new era began, the board announced a forthcoming evidentiary hearing that stems from a notorious, nearly 20-year-old misconduct case — that of disgraced Sgt. Ronald Watts. Outgoing ...