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Smashed windows and ransacked consoles greeted numerous car owners Tuesday in Chicago’s South Loop, with seemingly no rhyme or reason for the vandalism and...

A team of thieves traveling in a white Kia robbed at least three businesses overnight including a dispensary in the South Loop neighborhood, police said. The overnight burglaries began shortly after 11 p.m. at a retail shop in the 5600 block of West Roosevelt Road. Police said three males wearing hoodies exited a Kia and shattered the front glass door of a retail shop. Once the robbers were ...

Smash-and-grab burglars hit at least three smoke shops and a dispensary across four different Chicago neighborhoods overnight, the latest in a series of businesses being targeted.

Nesbitt Golden, a Low End native and Block Club Chicago reporter since 2018, has dedicated her life to telling South Side stories.

At least six parked vehicles were vandalized and ransacked overnight Monday in the South Loop neighborhood, Chicago police said. Shortly after 1:30. a.m., the occupants of a blue Dodge Charger broke out the windows of six parked vehicles in the first block of West 16th Street. The vehicles were then ransacked, police said. No one was in custody, and detectives were investigating. ©2023 Chicago ...

The Chicago Police Department is investigating at least six car break-ins that happened along West 16th Street in South Loop.

Police blocked traffic Sunday evening South Loop 289 in the 1900 block for a collision.  Police radio traffic indicated a pedestrian was injured. Police did not yet provide details. The tower camera from EverythingLubbock.com showed police and Lubbock Fire Rescue on the scene. 

The Lubbock Police Department on Monday identified the pedestrian in a fatal Sunday night crash as Ernest Palacio Jr., 58.

Professors, scientists and other experts will give talks about the Region, its environment and related subjects as part of the Calumet Revisited Forums.

The five-block festival features panels on writing and book bans, live music performances and the opportunity to buy books from local authors.