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Ralph Williams, 38, was sitting in a vehicle about 12:10 p.m. in the 300 block of West 119th Street when two males approached and one shot into the vehicle.

A price on carbon would make dirty electricity more expensive, and solar- and wind-generated electricity relatively cheaper. Imagine more vacant city lots covered in solar panels to supply local houses.

Chicago aldermen essentially gave themselves a do-over on the ward remap saga Wednesday, sailing past an arbitrary deadline and setting a series of meetings stretching into January to let Chicago

Expensive high-interest loans are mainly targeted to Black neighborhoods in Chicago, an analysis of 2019 borrower data shows. 

The budget includes a property tax increase totaling $4.3 million, which would translate to about $4 in additional taxes for the average homeowner, the Park District said.

Latino aldermen want a larger footprint on the council as their population grows.

The largest concentration of shootings this weekend were split among three police districts on the Southwest, West and Northwest sides.

A five-year-old girl was shot in the chest after her three-year-old cousin bumped against a loaded pistol on Thanksgiving in South Fulton. Georgia.

Three men were fatally shot and 26 others wounded, including a teen trying to buy drugs, in Chicago as citywide gun violence continued over Thanksgiving weekend.

At least six victims were wounded in city shootings since late Friday afternoon, Chicago police said.