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DSS crews will pick up any unclaimed items along the daily garbage routes, specifically addressing all 3-1-1 complaints, a release said. Officials encouraged residents to remove any "dibs" objects they would like to keep. Over the past few months, Chicago residents have found a variety of ways to save parking spots amid the heavy snowfall on city streets. Alec Patterson, Andersonville resident, posted on Facebook that someone had used a chair from off the street to shatter the windows to his parked car. "I'm very aware of the dibs game in Chicago and 100% respect it, but this has gone a li...

DSS crews will pick up any unclaimed items along the daily garbage routes, specifically addressing all 3-1-1 complaints, a release said. Officials encouraged residents to remove any "dibs" objects they would like to keep. Officials reminded that garbage collection remains delayed across Chicago due to the heavy snowfall over the past week as crews continue working extended hours. Over the past few months, Chicago residents have found a variety of ways to save parking spots amid the heavy snowfall on city streets. In early February, a Chicago resident's car window was smashed on the North S...

A Chicago resident’s car window was smashed in this week on the North Side using a chair from a neighborhood “dibs” game, where parking spots are reserved...

CHICAGO -- Staff members at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo undertook an icy endeavor this week. You may be familiar with it -- it's called the "frozen pants challenge," and it couldn't be more appropriate as temperatures in the Midwest are frigid right now. On Tuesday at the zoo, the frozen pants challenge manifested as a frozen zoo uniform making stops in front of various animal habitats. The frozen clothing paid visits to animals that can tolerate the cold pretty well. They included the bison, a polar bear, Bactrian camels, llamas, and one of the California sea lions. Oh, and let's not forget the...

"This year we had another polar vortex so I froze some colorful pants this time for even more fun! The ones I did 2 years ago were jeans," MetCalf told Reuters.The National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning for northern Minnesota extending through the weekend as they advised residents to stay indoors.According to local forecasters, the arctic blast will hit the region during the weekend.Wind chill factors are expected to lower at 30 Fahrenheit degrees (-6 degrees Celsius) with an eventual rise of the temperature on Tuesday (February 16).