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Snow moves through Chicago area causing several spinouts, crashes on roadways - Vimarsana News

Snow moves through Chicago area causing several spinouts, crashes on roadways

Snow made its way through the Chicago area early Saturday leading to several traffic accidents and spinouts on the roadways.

Chicago potholes: Winter freeze-thaw season leads to streets causing expensive car damage | How to report potholes to be fixed - Vimarsana News

Chicago potholes: Winter freeze-thaw season leads to streets causing expensive car damage | How to report potholes to be fixed

Chicago potholes can lead to expensive car damage and a trip to a mechanic repair shop. Learn how to report a pothole on city roads and streets.

Chicago weather forecast: Early morning snowfall causing slick roads; most of area could see up to 2 inches - Vimarsana News

Chicago weather forecast: Early morning snowfall causing slick roads; most of area could see up to 2 inches

The Chicago weather forecast calls up to 2 inches for most of the area. The rest of day will remain cloudy with fog possible this afternoon.

Chicago Deploys Salt Trucks in Response to Freezing Rain, Sleet - Vimarsana News

Chicago Deploys Salt Trucks in Response to Freezing Rain, Sleet

Chicago officials deployed salt trucks Saturday afternoon in response to freezing rain and sleet across the city as a winter weather advisory remains in effect...

Freezing Rain, Drizzle Could Lead to Slick Road Conditions in Chicago Area Saturday - Vimarsana News

Freezing Rain, Drizzle Could Lead to Slick Road Conditions in Chicago Area Saturday

After days of blistery cold conditions, Chicago will soon see relief as it relates to temperatures, but the winter weather troubles won’t subside just yet.